Kawempe, Kampala – As the race for the Kawempe North Parliamentary seat heats up, NRM candidate Hajjat Faridah Nambi has intensified her door-to-door campaign, directly engaging with voters across the constituency.
The by-election, set for March 13, 2025, follows the passing of former MP Hon. Muhammad Ssegirinya.
Nambi, a seasoned leader and advocate for grassroots development, has adopted a hands-on approach, personally reaching out to residents in markets, business centers, and homes.
Her campaign aims to not only secure votes but also to understand firsthand the needs and concerns of the people she seeks to represent.
Grassroots Engagement and Community Response
During her latest engagements in Kawempe’s bustling trading centers, Nambi interacted with traders, boda boda riders, and local vendors, discussing issues ranging from poor road infrastructure to inadequate healthcare services.
Residents welcomed her outreach, expressing appreciation for a candidate willing to listen and engage at a personal level.
“We need an MP who understands our daily struggles and can push for real change,” said one market vendor in Bwaise. “Hajjat Nambi has shown commitment by coming to us directly instead of just holding rallies.”
Her campaign has also focused on mobilizing support from youth and women, emphasizing empowerment programs aimed at economic development. She has pledged to advocate for increased funding for women’s groups, skills development projects, and startup capital for small businesses.
NRM Solidarity Behind Nambi
Nambi’s candidacy has received strong backing from NRM party structures, with leaders and former aspirants uniting behind her. The ruling party has vowed to reclaim the seat, mobilizing resources and grassroots networks to ensure victory.
“We are confident that Hajjat Nambi is the right candidate for Kawempe North,” said NRM District Chairperson, adding that her experience and dedication to service will bring meaningful change to the constituency.
Former NRM aspirants, including Onesmus Mutumba and Sam Katabazi, have thrown their support behind her, emphasizing the need for party unity to secure a win in the by-election.
Key Campaign Promises
Nambi has outlined a people-centered manifesto, focusing on:
Infrastructure Development: Lobbying for better roads and improved drainage systems to combat flooding.
Health Services: Strengthening local health centers and ensuring affordable healthcare for all.
Education: Supporting increased funding for schools and vocational training centers.
Youth and Women Empowerment: Expanding job creation programs and financial support for startups.
Her approach seeks to address long-standing issues in Kawempe North, positioning her as a candidate ready to work for real transformation.
The Road to the By-Election
With official nomination set for February 26–27, Nambi and her team are ramping up efforts to consolidate support. The Electoral Commission has set the campaign period from February 28 to March 11, during which candidates will officially canvass for votes.
As the campaign gains momentum, Nambi remains focused on engaging with every segment of the population, ensuring that the voices of Kawempe North residents shape her legislative agenda.
With growing support from grassroots leaders, women’s groups, and business communities, Hajjat Faridah Nambi’s campaign is proving to be a formidable force in the upcoming by-election.
For more updates on the Kawempe North by-election, stay tuned to local news channels and follow Nambi’s campaign activities.
