Summary:
Prime Minister Nabbanja emphasized the importance of electing an MP aligned with the government to ensure effective lobbying and fast-tracking of service delivery in the constituency.
KAMPALA: Kawempe North was abuzz with political energy on Saturday, as Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja and NRM Vice Chairman for the Central Region, Hon. Godfrey Kiwanda, joined the party’s flag bearer, Faridah Nambi, in a spirited campaign ahead of the upcoming by-election on Thursday.
The team addressed three major rallies in Bwaise, Kazo-Angola, and Kyebando wards, urging residents to rally behind the ruling party’s candidate.
Prime Minister Nabbanja emphasized the importance of electing an MP aligned with the government to ensure effective lobbying and fast-tracking of service delivery in the constituency.
“The people of Kampala have missed out on critical services because they vote for leaders who are not part of the NRM parliamentary caucus, where key decisions on resource allocation are made,” Nabbanja said. “This time, vote wisely. Choose an NRM leader, and you will not regret it.”
She further pledged that the government would construct a SEED secondary school and establish a Presidential Skilling Hub in Kawempe North to support children who cannot afford private education.
“We understand your challenges, and we are committed to working closely with Faridah Nambi to address them,” the Prime Minister assured the crowd.
NRM candidate Faridah Nambi reaffirmed her dedication to tackling the constituency’s pressing issues, noting that her door-to-door engagements had given her firsthand insight into the community’s concerns.
“I have listened to your challenges, and I am ready to work hand in hand with the government to find solutions,” Nambi said. “If you entrust me with your vote, I will ensure your voices are heard in Parliament.”
NRM Director for Mobilization, Hon. Rosemary Seninde, reinforced the party’s commitment to securing victory, vowing to sustain their outreach efforts until Nambi is declared the winner.
“We will not be swayed by the opposition’s tactics,” Seninde declared. “Let us turn out in large numbers, vote decisively, and safeguard our victory from any attempts to manipulate the election.”
As the campaign enters its final stretch, NRM leaders remain confident that their message of service delivery and development will resonate with Kawempe North voters, securing a win for their candidate on Thursday.
