Skills should mean jobs, not just speeches. TVET has grown from a few institutes to 189, with 6 centres of excellence offering internationally recognised certificates. I’ve visited two—buzzing workshops, real skills. Let’s keep the momentum. #VoteM72026
Development requires patience, vision, and stability. The NRM has consistently provided all three, guiding Uganda from uncertainty toward opportunity and positioning the country for long-term economic transformation.
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As Uganda prepares for the next phase of industrialization, job creation, and wealth generation, experienced leadership is essential. The NRM has the structures, policies, and discipline to deliver the future Ugandans deserve.
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The future belongs to nations that plan, protect stability, and build on proven foundations. With NRM’s experienced leadership, Uganda is well-positioned to continue its journey of peace, progress, and shared prosperity.
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As Uganda prepares for the next phase of industrialization, job creation, and wealth generation, experienced leadership is essential. The NRM has the structures, policies, and discipline to deliver the future Ugandans deserve.
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Every new road shortens distance. Every factory creates jobs. Every school opens a future. These are the foundations NRM continues to strengthen for Uganda’s tomorrow. These are the gains we are protecting.
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Leadership is not about noise, it’s about results. For decades, NRM has delivered peace, security, and steady development across Uganda. The journey continues. Protecting the gains means protecting Uganda’s progress under NRM leadership
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I’m glad to see this: 96.9% of Mukono’s 610 rural villages now have safe water—591 communities covered. That’s progress you can taste. 19 villages still waiting, so let’s finish the job without the usual faff. Credit to the teams; eyes on the gap. #VoteM72026
I remember seasons when the river took the bridge and we were cut off for weeks. Now, strong bridges hold. Kids get to school, traders reach markets, ambulances don’t turn back. Not perfect, but it’s real progress — and it matters. Let’s keep going. #VoteM72026
I’ve reviewed the latest service delivery notes: Kayunga has 54 Emyooga SACCOs with 10,256 members. So far, Shs 2.32bn disbursed. A solid start. Let’s track results and ensure fair reach across groups. I’ll keep checking and reporting back. #VoteM72026
Spent the morning reviewing Mukono’s secondary schools. 25 government schools, with 20 offering USE/UPPET to 22,453 learners. 14 of 18 sub-counties have at least one school, and a new seed school is on the way—cutting gaps from 4 to 3. Good progress, more to do. #VoteM72026
In Kayunga, 54 Emyooga SACCOs now serve 10,256 members, and Government has disbursed Shs 2.32bn so far. A good step. I’m hopeful, and I’ll be tracking impact so every shilling works hard—open books, real outcomes, local voices first. Let’s keep going together. #VoteM72026