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Minister Musasizi Gets Nominated to Contest Rubanda East MP Seat on NRM Ticket

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
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Minister of Finance (General Duties), Henry Musasizi, has been officially nominated to contest in the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party primaries for Rubanda East Constituency Member of Parliament in the 2026–2031 elections.

Minister Musasizi was nominated on Tuesday at the NRM Electoral Commission offices in Kampala. He was accompanied by his nominator, Benson Banyanga, and seconders Mary Bebwajuba and Tumwiine Pius.

“This morning, accompanied by my nominator Benson Banyanga and seconders Mrs. Mary Bebwajuba and Tumwiine Pius, I was successfully nominated to represent the people of Rubanda East as their Member of Parliament for the term 2026–2031,” Musasizi stated.

Speaking after the nomination, Minister Musasizi expressed gratitude to his supporters and emphasized that his next term will focus on building upon previous achievements.

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“Our mission in the new term is to consolidate our achievements. I thank my constituents for their great support and ask for your continued backing as the NRM flag bearer for Rubanda East,” he said.

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The NRM Electoral Commission officially kicked off the nomination exercise for both parliamentary and local government council positions on Tuesday, June 17, and the process will continue until June 30, 2025.

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Nominations for Members of Parliament, LCV Chairpersons, Lord Mayors, and City Mayors are being conducted at the Party’s Electoral Commission offices in Kampala, while nominations for Local Government Council positions are taking place at NRM district offices across the country.

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