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NUP Vocal Activist Musiri David Announces Bid For Makindye West MP Seat

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In a move that is set to shake up the political landscape of Makindye West, renowned activist and National Unity Platform (NUP) party institutions leader, Musiri David, has announced his intention to run for the division’s MP seat in the 2026 elections.

David, a well-known figure in the politics of Uganda, has been actively involved in various community development projects and has a strong reputation for his advocacy work on behalf of the local population. His decision to run for political office has been welcomed by many, who see him as a breath of fresh air in a political landscape dominated by career politicians.

“I am not a politician, but a servant of the people,” David said in a statement announcing his candidacy. “

I have worked tirelessly for the betterment of our community, and I believe it is time for a change in leadership. I am ready to serve the people of Makindye West with integrity, transparency, and accountability.”

David’s announcement has sent ripples through the political establishment, with many seeing him as a strong contender for the seat currently held by Allan Ssewanyana. Ssewanyana, who has been embroiled in controversy, is facing internal party opposition, with most members of the NUP party backing David’s candidacy.

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The Makindye West MP seat is considered a highly contested race, with several other candidates vying for the position. However, David’s strong grassroots presence and support from the NUP party make him a formidable challenger.

David’s campaign is focused on addressing the pressing issues affecting the constituency, including improved infrastructure, healthcare, and education. He has promised to work tirelessly to ensure that the voices of the people are heard and their needs are addressed.

As the 2026 elections approach, the people of Makindye West will have a crucial decision to make. Will they opt for the status quo or choose a new leader who promises to bring about change and progress?

One thing is certain – Musiri David’s candidacy has injected a new level of excitement and hope into the political landscape of Makindye West.In a region where political apathy is rampant, David’s campaign is generating a buzz, with many young people and first-time voters expressing enthusiasm for his candidacy.

His message of hope, change, and accountability is resonating with the electorate, and many believe he has the potential to bring about real change in the constituency.As the campaign season heats up, one thing is clear – Musiri David is a force to be reckoned with.

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His commitment to the people of Makindye West is unwavering, and his vision for a better future is inspiring. Whether he will emerge victorious in the 2026 elections remains to be seen, but one thing is certain – he will give it his all, and the people of Makindye West will be the better for it.

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