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Seninde urges Kawempe locals to vote for Museveni   

By Elijah Khisa

The NRM party director of mobilization Rosemary Seninde has urged   the people of  Kawempe to vote for   president Yoweri  Museveni  back into office  during the forthcoming 2026 presidential elections in appreciation for the endless list of achievements  his government has attained.

Seninde  made the remarks  last week while officiating  at the Mulago Skilling Centre  during the showcasing function for the students work covered within the last six months of vocational training period.

She pleaded that with all the  positive developments registered in the recent past, spearheaded by  president Museveni,  it was fair that they rewarded him by  returning him back as  president come 2026 general elections’ noted Seninde.

The students particularly  singled out  the state house sponsored project of the presidential initiative on skilling the girl/boy child [ PISGBC] which they claim has  effectively transformed their lives for the better.

The  RDC Mbarara district hajjati Aminah Lukanga  cautioneds the students to avoid reckless lifestyles that may corrupt their moral fibre.

She revealed how she intends to contest as woman MP for Kampala district come 2026 and urged the people of Kampala  to vote for her  because  she would  lobby  the government for the infrastructure projects of the city.

The  special presidential assistant on skilling and education  also doubling as head of the PISGBC] Dr.Faith Mirembe Katana expressed optimism that the skilling project has met its set targets  and urged more youth to enlist and acquire  free skills capable of turning them into useful citizens of Uganda.

 The Mulago Skilling Centre is one of the Centres spread in the five divisions of Kampala with Kawempe boasting of both Mulago and Wandegeya Centres of which have sent out hundreds of youth into the workspaces.

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