Chosen by Asan Kasingye
UGX 50,000.00
In StockFrom the Community to community policing and back to the community
This Memoir gives us the history of the making of one of Uganda’s most prominent police officers-AIGP Asan Kasingye.
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In his own words and pen, he takes us to his roots and shows us exactly why he loved saying “Poliisi n’omuntu wa Bulijjo”, A Policeman is an ordinary everyday human being. He takes us behind the scenes to the series of events that made him make the conscious choice to be a police officer.
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