The Former Nakawa Deputy Resident City Commissioner, Sheik Kasim Kamugisha, has urged residents of Kabale Municipality to vote for leaders based on competence, integrity, and commitment to public service rather than political party affiliation.
Kamugisha made the remarks on Friday while addressing supporters during the campaign trail of Kabale Municipality mayoral aspirant, Emmanuel Sentaro Byamugisha, at Kigezi High School Primary Lower Playground.
He stressed that sustainable development in Kabale can only be realized by electing hardworking, visionary leaders, noting that political parties alone do not deliver services to the people.
Kamugisha called on voters to critically evaluate candidates’ track records, leadership abilities, and capacity to unite the community, instead of being driven by party loyalty.
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Meanwhile, mayoral candidate Emmanuel Sentaro Byamugisha pledged to prioritize improved service delivery, infrastructure development, and good governance if elected.
Addressing residents at the same gathering, Sentaro emphasized the need for selfless leadership that places the interests of the municipality above personal gain.
He outlined plans to strengthen public services, improve road networks and urban infrastructure, and promote accountability and transparency in municipal governance.
Sentaro urged voters to support leaders committed to meaningful development and improving the quality of life for all residents, calling for unity and active civic participation as the elections draw closer.
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