Earlier today, I was hosted by @sanyukatv for a constructive and engaging discussion on the resolutions of the NRM Parliamentary Caucus and H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s guidance on the fight against corruption.
I also commended the efforts of Local Government Minister Balaam Barugahara and State Minister Justine Nameere in advancing the fight against corruption and promoting accountability in public service.
During the programme, I shared with viewers the impressive performance of the NRM in the LC1 and Women Councils elections, highlighting the party’s continued grassroots strength and connection with the people.
Thank you, Sanyuka TV, for the opportunity and for hosting me. I appreciate the platform and the meaningful conversation.
The Electoral Commission has designated 10th August 2026 for the LC II Chairperson elections.
I urge all NRM members from village councils to vote for the official NRM flag bearers. A strong vote for our flag bearers will help ensure effective coordination and implementation of the Government’s programmes as outlined in the NRM Manifesto.
LC II Chairpersons play a crucial role in local governance and in the implementation of the Parish Development Model (PDM), where they also serve as Chairpersons of Parish Development Committees.
For PDM and other Government programmes to be implemented effectively, we need leaders who understand and are committed to the NRM’s ideology, policies and development agenda.
Let us therefore make an informed choice and vote for the @NRMOnline flag bearers tomorrow to strengthen service delivery and accelerate development in our communities.
Today, I attended the Parliamentary Caucus meeting at Speke Resort Munyonyo, chaired by H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni (@KagutaMuseveni).
During his address, H.E. guided the Caucus on strengthening the fight against corruption in the health sector and Parish Development Model (PDM).
The President also emphasized the critical role of Members of Parliament in monitoring government programmes to ensure they are effectively implemented and deliver tangible benefits to the people.
Together, as @NRMOnline we remain committed to promoting accountability, improving service delivery, and advancing Uganda's socio-economic transformation.
Earlier today, I attended the National Youths Parliament, where I encouraged young people to make the most of the leadership opportunities available to them.
Leadership is more than holding a position—it is an opportunity to learn, to serve, to grow, and to prepare for greater responsibility. Every role, no matter how small, provides a chance to develop the character, skills, and experience needed to make a lasting impact.
I urged the young participants to remain determined in pursuing their dreams, to maximize every opportunity that comes their way, and to remember that the journey from being a young leader to becoming a decision-maker begins with how they choose to use the opportunities before them today.
The future belongs to those who lead with purpose, integrity, and a genuine commitment to serving others.
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KAMPALA — More than 60 Independent Members of Parliament have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) today, Thursday, establishing a formal framework for cooperation in Parliament.
This morning, together with NRM @NRMOnline National Treasurer Barbara Nekesa and Director of Legal Affairs Enoch Barata, I met with Independent Members of Parliament who are aligned with the NRM to discuss strengthening our cooperation and reaffirming our shared commitment to supporting the party's positions throughout the legislative process.
The Members of Parliament signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will enable them to participate in the NRM Parliamentary Caucus and other party activities, further deepening collaboration and coordination in advancing implementation of our manifesto. This partnership will contribute to the effective implementation of NRM manifesto and the delivery of its commitments to the people of Uganda.
I extend my sincere appreciation to the Government Chief Whip,Dr Jane Aceng, @JaneRuth_Aceng and the Independent Members of Parliament for organizing this important engagement and for demonstrating their commitment to constructive collaboration in the national interest.
The campaigns for the LC II Chairperson elections officially kick off today and will run until August 9, ahead of polling on August 10.
I congratulate all the NRM flag bearers who were duly nominated yesterday and encourage them to conduct peaceful, issue-based campaigns in full accordance with the Electoral Commission guidelines.
I wish them every success as they engage with the electorate and present their vision for the development of their communities.
Today, the Electoral Commission @UgandaEC will conduct the nomination of candidates for the position of LC II Chairperson.
LC II Chairpersons play a vital role in local governance, particularly in the implementation of the Parish Development Model (PDM), where they also serve as Chairpersons of the Parish Development Committees.
I therefore remind all NRM @NRMOnline flag bearers to ensure they are duly nominated today so they can proudly represent our party in the forthcoming elections. I wish you all success in the nomination exercise and the campaigns ahead
Don't miss this engaging conversation tomorrow morning on @SaltTvUganda , where I'll discuss the LC I Council elections and other important national issues. Tune in and be part of the conversation.
The NRM Electoral Commission has confirmed that the party will hold primaries for LCII Chairpersons and Parish Women Council Committees across the country on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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I am pleased by the encouraging results from the LC I Chairperson elections, which show that NRM flag bearers have secured decisive victories across many parts of the country.
In Greater Masaka, our mobilization efforts delivered remarkable results, with the NRM winning 67% of all villages.
In Nakaseke, the NRM won 73% of the village Chairperson seats.
We also registered a strong performance in Luwero, where the NRM won 63.3% of the village Chairperson seats, while in Nakasongola, our flag bearers secured victory in 70% of the villages. These results reflect the growing confidence that wananchi continue to place in the NRM's leadership and vision.
I warmly congratulate all our victorious flag bearers on this well-deserved achievement. I also extend my sincere appreciation to our supporters, mobilizers, and all Ugandans who turned out to participate in the democratic process.
After addressing NRM barazas on Monday, I and MP James Kakooza spoke to the people of Lyantonde through Voice of Lyantonde FM, where we encouraged residents to turn out in large numbers to participate in today's elections and to uphold peace.
As we conclude the campaigns for the LC I Council elections, I addressed NRM barazas in Kimuli Village, Rwentulege Town Council, Rakai District, before ending the day in Biwolobo Village, Lyantonde District.
My message to the people of Greater Masaka ahead of the LC 1 Elections
I urged NRM supporters to turn up in large numbers tomorrow to vote for our party flag bearers. Their participation is vital to protecting the gains of the Parish Development Model (PDM) and ensuring its effective implementation for the benefit of our communities.
As we conclude the campaigns for the LC I Council elections, I addressed NRM barazas in Kimuli Village, Rwentulege Town Council, Rakai District, before ending the day in Biwolobo Village, Lyantonde District.
I also called upon all supporters to maintain peace and harmony throughout the electoral process. These elections involve members of our own communities, and it is important that they are conducted in a peaceful, respectful, and orderly manner.