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Former Bukimbiri FDC Contender Graduates from Law Development Centre, Sets Sights on Parliamentary Seat

Bosco Nemeyimana
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  • Among the 351 students who completed the bar course, Owebeyi stood out, culminating in his graduation on Friday, April 12, 2024, in a vibrant ceremony graced by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa.

KISORO: The Former Bukimbiri parliamentary Contender on the FDC ticket, Owebeyi James Mugyemanyi, has graduated with a postgraduate diploma from the Law Development Centre, Mbarara campus.

Among the 351 students who completed the bar course, Owebeyi stood out, culminating in his graduation on Friday, April 12, 2024, in a vibrant ceremony graced by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa.

Expressing his gratitude to the Almighty for guiding him through the academically challenging journey, Owebeyi acknowledged the twists and turns that marked his path.

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In a conversation with our reporter, Owebeyi confirmed that his next endeavor would be vying for the Bukimbiri county parliamentary seat.

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When queried about his political affiliation in the upcoming 2026 elections, he clarified that he remains a committed member of the original Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party, headquartered at Najjanankumbi.

Despite internal discord that has left some party members at odds, Owebeyi emphasized his allegiance to the Najjanankumbi faction, which has appointed him as the interim Secretary-General, with Musanase Juliet serving as the acting chairperson of the party in Kisoro district.

Addressing those who have defected to other factions, particularly the Katonga group led by Mushakamba Vincent in the district, Owebeyi urged reconciliation and unity within the FDC ranks.

He cautioned against being swayed by the allure of self-interest, emphasizing the futility of aligning with groups lacking the authority to nominate candidates.

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Owebeyi also criticized the disruption caused by national leaders’ interference, which has disrupted the peace in Kisoro district.

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