The people of Nyenga Division in particular and Buikwe District in general have been asked to always vote for the ruling NRM Party rather than individuals to avoid regrets in the future.
The call was made by President Yoweri Museveni while addressing thousands of NRM supporters on Monday. The president was campaigning for Mr. Yassin Kyazze, the Movement’s flag bearer for Njeru mayoral seat at Buwagajjo Health Center 3 in Nyenga Division in Central Region’s Buikwe District. The flag bearer is.
Mr. Museveni emphasized that it is important for the people to always look at the strength of the Party rather than individuals who, on their own, cannot do much for their people. He was speaking about Independent candidates.
"Look at the Party because it has the capacity to solve people's problems. In the 1960s, I was young and strong but when Amin came I ran to Tanzania until I gained strength to fight him," he added.
The president further noted that NRM government has managed to keep peace in the country adding that such a task is not an individual’s work but for all Ugandans. He, therefore, reassured the people of Buikwe that the NRM government is committed to service delivery in their area and Uganda in general.
He pointed out the major areas of focus such as peace, development, education and other infrastructure such as roads and electricity, among others, that the government is committed to extending to Buikwe.
On health, the President said that his Government will stock and equip their health centers adding that he will inspect all those facilities in the near future. He called on the people of Buikwe District to embrace the Government-engineered wealth creation programmes so that they are able to address the challenges poised by household poverty.
Mr. Museveni asked the electorate in Buikwe to vote for Mr. Yasin Kyazze who is the official flag bearer in the Njeru mayoral race.
Njeru is among 12 Municipalities that came into operation on July 1 this year. Others are Kira, Nansana, Makindye - Ssabagabo, Kisoro, Mityana, Kitgum, Ibanda, Koboko, Mubende, Kumi and Lugazi.
