Digital reforms: Abraham Luzzi’s plan to issue national IDs and passports at birth

Automatic birth registration and issuance of national IDs and passports for every newborn.
24-hour government payment system to boost transparency and trust in public procurement.
Abraham Luzzi’s digital governance plan aims to modernize Uganda and promote equal access to services.

Through strategic reforms across political, economic, and social sectors, Abraham Luzzi’s leadership pledges to build a government that serves all citizens equitably, operates efficiently, and competes globally.

Luzzi’s commitment is clear:
Good governance, fiscal discipline, economic empowerment, and prosperity for every Ugandan.

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS

National Identity System

A) Birth Registration and Documentation

Conduct genetic analysis and registration immediately at birth.
Automatically issue national IDs and passports to every newborn.
Establish a comprehensive citizen database for planning and security.
Strengthen national security systems through integrated identification.
Empower the National ID system as a valid security document for bail, banking, and legal release.

5.2 Government Procurement

A) Efficient Payment Systems

Guarantee 24-hour government payments for all verified suppliers.
Build trust and accountability in government contracting.
Encourage private sector participation through timely compensation and transparency.