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Margaret Angufiru

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About Margaret Angufiru

Margaret Angufiru was an Ugandan politician.

Angufiru Margaret is a Ugandan politician, trained nurse and community worker who served in the Eighth Parliament of Uganda as a member of Parliament for Ayivu County, Arua district as an Independent Candidate.

Political background While serving as a member of Parliament for Ayivu County, she constructed a health centre worth 300 Uganda million shillings in Oluko sub-county aimed at improving the health condition of the people in the constituency. Margaret succeeded the former State Minister for Security, Betty Akech and promised to extend education to the people of Ayivu County. She was alleged to have an interest in contesting the Women Member of Parliament sit. After winning as an independent candidate, Margaret mentioned that she would join the National Resistance Movement political party. She was accused for mismanaging the relief food distribution exercise together with Simon Ejua the state minister for Transport.

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Angufiru Margaret

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Who was Margaret Angufiru?

Ugandan politician

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Margaret Angufiru was a politician.

What nationality was Margaret Angufiru?

Margaret Angufiru was Ugandan.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Margaret Angufiru

· Wikidata: Q111091947

· DBpedia: Angufiru Margaret

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