By Nathan Eyagu 

SERERE - Philip Oucor, the NRM flag bearer for the Serere County Member of Parliament position, has extended heartfelt greetings to the Muslim community in Serere County and across the country as they begin the holy month of Ramadan. In a statement released to the public, Oucor expressed his solidarity with Muslims during this sacred time, emphasizing the significance of fasting, prayer, and reflection.

Oucor acknowledged the central role Ramadan plays in fostering unity, spiritual growth, and charity, encouraging the Muslim community to continue exemplifying these values throughout the month. He also called on all residents of Serere County to join together in promoting peace, harmony, and mutual respect, especially in such a blessed and important period.

"Ramadan is a time for self-reflection, deepening faith, and extending kindness and generosity to others. It is a time to come together, uplift one another, and build stronger communities. As we celebrate this holy month, I want to extend my warmest wishes to all Muslims in Serere County and beyond. May this Ramadan bring peace, joy, and prosperity to all," Oucor said.

The NRM candidate highlighted the significance of community support during Ramadan, particularly through charitable acts such as feeding the less fortunate. Oucor expressed his commitment to ensuring that Serere County remains a place of unity and cooperation for all, regardless of faith.

As Serere County gears up for the upcoming elections, Oucor’s Ramadan message serves as a reminder of his dedication to serving all residents of the county, including the Muslim community, with inclusivity and respect. He emphasized that his vision for Serere County includes creating a more harmonious environment for people of all backgrounds.

As Ramadan unfolds, Oucor’s message has resonated with many in the county, fostering a spirit of togetherness and goodwill among people of different faiths. With the blessings of Ramadan, he hopes to inspire greater collaboration and progress for the people of Serere County.