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HomeHealthHealth Ministry Boss Found With No PLE, UCE & UACE, Arrested

Health Ministry Boss Found With No PLE, UCE & UACE, Arrested

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The senior Health General Inspector of Kiboga district Mr. Gume Fredrick has pleaded guilty for forgery of not only names, but also academic documents.

Court has found out that he does not posses any of PLE, UCE or UACE in his real names.

He told court that his real names are David Moses Isabirye.

The 51 year old is a resident of Kiwanguzi Zone-Kiboga district.

More updates coming up.

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