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- “President Museveni has led our country with wisdom and vision for over three decades, and I believe he deserves another term to complete his outstanding work,” Mrs Katabazi stated.
RUBANDA: The Rubanda District Woman Member of Parliament hopeful, Mrs. Jacqueline Katabazi has launched her campaign for President Yoweri Museveni 2026 general elections.
Speaking at Muko Pentecostal Church and the Revival Church of All Nations in Muko on Sunday, Mrs. Katabazi urged the congregation to support President Museveni’s bid for a seventh term in office.
“President Museveni has led our country with wisdom and vision for over three decades, and I believe he deserves another term to complete his outstanding work,” she said.
Mrs. Katabazi, a strong NRM cadre, praised President Museveni’s leadership and vision for Uganda’s development, highlighting his efforts to transform the country’s economy and infrastructure.
“Under President Museveni’s leadership, our country has made significant progress in various sectors, and I am confident that he will continue to lead us towards greater heights,” she added.
President Museveni has been in power since 1986, making him one of the longest-serving leaders in Africa. His leadership has been marked by significant economic growth, infrastructure development, and improvements in healthcare and education.
Mrs. Katabazi, who is eyeing the Woman MP seat in Rubanda District, has vowed to work tirelessly for the welfare and progress of the people of Rubanda District if elected. Katabazi is the wife of Col. Emmy Katabazi, the Deputy Director General of the Internal Security Organization in Uganda.
During the services, she emphasized the importance of prayer and faith in God, encouraging Christians to trust in God’s guidance and support.
“Faith and hard work are a powerful combination that can lead to great accomplishments,” she said. “When we pray and work hard, we can achieve something bigger than ever before.”
Mrs. Katabazi also highlighted the significance of hard work and dedication in achieving success. She urged the congregation to embrace government programs aimed at eradicating poverty, such as the Parish Development Model (PDM) and Emyooga.
“The NRM government is committed to supporting us with resources to end poverty. Let us embrace these initiatives and work together to develop our communities.”
