Museveni’s Latest Appointments Earns Praise from Muslim Lawyers

Muslim lawyers have expressed gratitude towards President Yoweri Museveni for appointing Justice Sekaana Musa as the new Deputy Chief Justice of Uganda. This appointment is seen as a significant milestone for the Muslim community.

Justice Sekaana Musa, previously serving as the head of the Civil Division of the High Court, brings extensive experience to his new role. His elevation is expected to enhance the representation of Muslims within the judiciary.

The Uganda Muslim Lawyers Association (UMLAS) praised President Museveni's decision, highlighting it as a testament to his commitment to diversity and inclusivity in public service appointments.

UMLAS Chairperson, Hajjat Mariam Wangadya, stated that Justice Sekaana's appointment reflects the President's recognition of merit and dedication among Muslim professionals in Uganda.

She further emphasized that such appointments inspire young Muslims to pursue careers in law and other fields, knowing that their efforts can lead to significant national positions.

Justice Sekaana's colleagues describe him as a diligent and fair-minded individual, qualities that are expected to contribute positively to the judiciary's effectiveness and impartiality.

His appointment comes at a time when the judiciary is undergoing reforms aimed at improving efficiency and public trust in the legal system.

The Muslim community views this development as a step towards greater inclusion, fostering a sense of belonging and representation in national affairs.

President Museveni's administration has been acknowledged for promoting diversity, and Justice Sekaana's elevation is seen as a continuation of this policy.

As Deputy Chief Justice, Justice Sekaana Musa is expected to play a pivotal role in upholding justice and strengthening the rule of law in Uganda.