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Maj Gen Nabasa noted that UPDF being the vanguard of creating security and peace, the forces must perform their constitutional obligation for total normalcy to return

Gen Don Nabasa Roots for Intensive Training to Enhance Operation Efficiency

“You must embrace hard training in order for us to be combat-ready. Maintaining operation efficiency and effectiveness is key to pacification of Karamoja Sub-region which creates conducive conditions for socio-economic transformation,” said Maj Gen Nabasa.
posted onAugust 23, 2023
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The Third Division Commander of UPDF Maj Gen Don William Nabasa urged troops to embrace intensive training in order to enhance operation efficiency and effectiveness so as to pacify Karamoja and foster socio-economic transformation of the sub-region. Maj Gen Nabasa made the remarks while officiating at the pass out of 336 soldiers who completed a three-and-a-half month’s refresher training in combat readiness and effectiveness intake 02/2023 at Kolinyang, Napak District.

“You must embrace hard training in order for us to be combat-ready. Maintaining operation efficiency and effectiveness is key to pacification of Karamoja Sub-region which creates conducive conditions for socio-economic transformation,” said Maj Gen Nabasa.

Maj Gen Nabasa noted that UPDF being the vanguard of creating security and peace, the forces must perform their constitutional obligation for total normalcy to return to enable the people to adapt to other economic ventures rather than inter-community cattle rustling.

The Division Commander explained that in addition to a force approach to degrade hardcore criminals, the joint security forces embraced and embarked on voluntary means and campaigns focused on positive mindset change and security-community mobilization strategies to recover more arms.

On his part, Col James Barigye Rukundo, the Third Division Operation and Training Officer said that the training scope was rich in skills, making troops more oriented and acclimatized to the disarmament operational environment. Pte Nyamusesa Abdallah was best in field and class, Pte Aseera Ronnet was overall female in range exercise, while Pte Amongin Salume attained a gift overall in the discipline. Other performers who were recognized; Pte Bwambale Malik and Pte Bwambale Simon Mule.

The Division Training Officer who also doubles as the Chief Instructor, Major Richard Ariko thanked the security leadership of the division for the continued support and guidance rendered to the instructional team and facility that made the training a success. Present at the pass-out ceremony were Brig Gen Felix Busizoori (Deputy 3 Division Commander), ACP Francis Chemusto (Mt Moroto Regional Police Commander), brigade and battalion commanders, senior officers of UPDF, UPF and ASTU among others.

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