Peace Rugambwa Launches Campaign for President Museveni’s Re-election in Ankole and Kigezi
Ntungamo: The Chairperson of Boona Bagaigahare Nyekundire Group and newly appointed Senior Presidential Advisor on Agriculture, Peace Rugambwa, has launched a campaign to mobilize support for President Yoweri Museveni’s re-election in the Kigezi and Ankole sub-regions.
The campaign was officially launched on October 15, at Nyabugando Playground in Rwentobo Town Council, Ntungamo District.
Rugambwa said the group has started renewing its structures across the region and that each member of Boona Bagaigahare Nyekundire Group in Rwentobo Town Council has received UGX 100,000 to boost their household income.
She explained that she has begun empowering Boona Bagaigahare members in some parts of Western Uganda, urging the public to remain patient and confident as they wait for further government support ahead of the upcoming presidential elections.
Rugambwa called on group members to embrace patriotism and loyalty to the National Resistance Movement (NRM), saying unity and cooperation will help them reach the President and benefit from government programs.
She also encouraged Ugandans to work hard, stay united, and fight poverty in order to achieve development in their families.
“I am ready to work hand in hand with President Museveni through the Boona Bagaigahare initiative,” Rugambwa said.
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The Mayor of Rwentobo Town Council, Mwamba Asiimwe, thanked Peace Rugambwa for promoting development in Rwentobo and other sub-counties through the Boona Bagaigahare Group.
Asiimwe noted that when people are organized and work together, they benefit more from government programs. Asiimwe also applauded Rugambwa for fulfilling her promises and said her appointment as Senior Presidential Advisor on Agriculture is a great achievement for the people of Rwentobo and the entire region.
He further urged Rugambwa to remember those who have supported her throughout her journey and not to take their contribution for granted.
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