By Peterson Otwakai
In a stirring display of leadership and commitment to service, Stephen Ejoku, CEO of the Ejoku Foundation and a rising political star from Asuret subcounty in Soroti district, captivated mourners at the inauguration speech during the burial of the late John Ebau from Ookai village, Abelet Parish, Gweri subcounty, Soroti district.
Ejoku, who aspires for the seat of LCV Soroti district under the NRM ticket for the term 2026-2031, ignited the spirits of mourners with his impassioned pledge to prioritize transparency through tangible service delivery. Against the somber backdrop of the burial ceremony, Ejoku vowed to revolutionize infrastructure, healthcare, education, and other essential sectors, citing ongoing projects like the recent launch of a pit latrine at Omugenya Primary School as a testament to his dedication to improving hygiene standards in schools.
In a poignant moment, Ejoku cautioned against the pitfalls of viewing political positions as mere avenues for employment, highlighting the corrosive effects of corruption on service delivery. Drawing attention to the plight of neglected roads and other infrastructure, Ejoku urged residents to scrutinize political aspirants and hold them accountable for their promises.
As the echoes of his speech reverberated through the crowd, Ejoku was engulfed by the fervor of his supporters, who hoisted him aloft like a conquering hero. Undeterred by the rain that blessed the day, Ejoku was swiftly ushered into a consultative meeting with eager constituents, their enthusiasm a testament to the hope and optimism he has ignited in the hearts of Soroti’s populace.
With his unwavering commitment to transparency and grassroots development, Stephen Ejoku emerges as a beacon of hope in Soroti’s political landscape, poised to usher in a new era of accountable governance and tangible progress for the people of Soroti district.