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LDU candidates warned

byStephen Kalema
September 25, 2018
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UPDF Spokesperson Brig. Richard Karemire

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Those who wish to be recruited as armed village security guards alternatively known as Local Defence Unit agents in the week long exercise that starts today, have been warned to prepare for tough endurance tests.

The exercise has started in each Parish of Kampala, major trading centres along highways/routes in Mukono and Wakiso.

It comes in the wake of numerous murders of well placed individuals by armed men usually riding on bodabodas.

President Yoweri Museveni made the promise to revive the Local Defence Units, a once trusted security pillar during the NRM’s early years.

UPDF Spokesperson Brig. Richard Karemire said the recruitment the one week excise will last until October 1, 2018.

“The recruitment shall take place in each perish of Kampala district and in major trading canters along the highways /routes in Mukono and Wakiso districts,” said Karemire.

Recruitment areas have been divided into seven zones where zone 1- is Kampala Central Division, Zone 2- Lubaga Division, Zone 3 – Kawempe Division, Zone 4 – Nakawa Division, Zone 5 – Makindye Division, Zone – 6 as Mukono District and Wakiso district as Zone – 7.

The recruitment terms have been drowned from UPDF, Uganda Police Force and Internal Security Organization with the assistance of local government leaders.

Conditions

Requirements for candidates include;

Possession of National Identity Card as proof of citizenship for Uganda.

Being healthy and medically fit,

Being ready to undergo medical and physical body check-up and a road run test endurance and body fitness.

Medical, mental and physical fitness will be checked at the recruitment centre as well as the training school.

Education qualifications

Minimum formal education of P.7 (PLE) to S.4 (UCE) preferably with on other formal engagement or employment.

Recommendation letters from LCI chairperson, LC1 Secretary for Defence, PISO and GISO duly signed

Recruits must residents of that area and must bear no criminal record

“Any presentation of forged documents is criminal and culprits will be liable to prosecution” said Karemire The recruitment is seven zones having 99 perishes with 89 trading centers

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