Naabi Daudi Calls for Productivity and Hard Work Based on Biblical Principles

 


By Kenneth Wamatoyi. 



Prophet David Isanga, popularly known as Naabi Daudi Preaching the Gospel at the Mega Crusade. (Photo By Kenneth Wamatoyi)


Prophet David Isanga, popularly known as Naabi Daudi, made a strong call for productivity and hard work grounded in Biblical principles during a successful Mega Crusade held over the weekend in Kayunga. The event, organized by the Universal Apostles Fellowship Church of Righteousness (UAFCR), drew a large and eager congregation at Ntenjeru Saza Grounds in Kayunga Town Council. 

In his message, Prophet Isanga began by thanking the President of the Republic of Uganda, H.E. Gen (Rtd) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, for his strategic leadership and efforts toward socioeconomic transformation, especially through initiatives like the Parish Development Model (PDM). He urged the faithful to support all government programs and be active participants in the nation’s transformation journey. 

The Prophet’s sermon also emphasized moral uprightness and the importance of adhering to Biblical teachings. He spoke out strongly against homosexuality and adultery and encouraged congregants to uphold the Biblical institution of marriage. He urged the community to work hard and remain productive to build safe, harmonious, and sustainable societies.

According to Ms. Hellen Butoto, spokesperson for the Ssezibwa Region, the joint security team successfully managed the event, ensuring effective crowd control, access regulation, emergency response, and traffic management throughout the crusade.

The President, through his representative Hajji Faruk Kirunda, Special Presidential Assistant for Press and Mobilization and Deputy Presidential Spokesperson, commended Prophet Isanga for his continued mobilization of the youth and efforts in mindset transformation. He pledged to support the Church's large-scale commercial agriculture project in Nakaseke District by donating a tractor.

Also in attendance were several dignitaries, including Hon. Amos Lugolobi, State Minister for Finance and Planning , Hon. Jennifer Namuyangu, State Minister for Bunyoro Affairs and a permanent member of the church , Ms. Marriam Nalubega Sseguya, Resident District Commissioner (RDC) of Kayunga District and Other distinguished guests and community leaders. The event was a demonstration of unity, faith, and collective commitment to both spiritual and national development.

 

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