Manjeri Kyebakutiika Jinja City Woman Mp

As we enthusiastically continue to celebrate International Women's Day and honor the rights of women around the globe, it is imperative that we, as the opposition, shift our focus toward actively promoting the inclusion of more women in political roles rather than engaging in conflicts that serve only to demoralize and undermine their contributions and aspirations. Within the context of the National Unity Platform (NUP) party, where I have devoted the past seven years of my life and career, it is disheartening to witness the mental anguish many women, myself included, endure at the hands of the party’s Secretary General, David Lewis Rubongoya. Unfortunately, this has culminated in many of us being unjustly expelled from the party without any clear rationale or explanation, which is a deeply troubling situation. In light of these challenges, I wish to take this moment to pay tribute to several remarkable women who bravely fought for women's rights against overwhelming odds, despite the oppressive environments that exist in various political spheres, including my own. Among them are Sojourner Truth, an inspiring African American abolitionist and women's rights activist, as well as Malala Yousafzai, the courageous young advocate for girls' education from Pakistan, among countless others who have made significant contributions to the cause. It is crucial to recognize that injustice, in any form, should be fought fervently across all fronts, and I pledge to stand resolute in my commitment to be a powerful voice for justice and integrity, tirelessly advocating for the truth and the empowerment of all women.

To all my friends, voters, well‑wishers, and supporters in Jinja City,

I humbly request your vote on 15 January 2026 for the position of Woman Member of Parliament. Together we shall make a difference. My symbol is a clock, and service delivery remains our top priority.
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"To the wonderful people of Jinja City,

Laura and I wish you a Happy New Year! 🌟 As we enter this new chapter, I want to extend my warmest wishes for a prosperous, healthy, and happy year ahead. May God's blessings be upon you and your families.

As we look to the future, I am honored to ask for your vote on January 15, 2026. With your support, we'll keep working to make Jinja City a place where opportunity grows, families thrive, and our community shines. My symbol is the Clock 🕰️ - a reminder of the time to make a difference.

Wishing you all the best in this new year. Vote for me, Hon Manjeri Kyebakutika, on Jan 15. "

"Warmest wishes to the people of Jinja City this Christmas and New Year! 🎄🎅

As we celebrate the joy of Christmas and welcome a new year, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each of you for your support and trust. Let's continue working together to build a safer, more prosperous Jinja City where everyone thrives.

Wishing you peace, love, and happiness this festive season! 🎁

Happy Christmas and Happy New Year from Hon Manjeri Kyebakutika and team. 🌟 "

Fellow citizens of Jinja City,

We stand here today at a moment of great possibility. A moment where we can choose to move forward, or stay stuck in the past. We can choose to focus on what's been done, or what we can do together.

You know, I've walked your streets, met your families, and heard your stories. I know the struggles you've faced, the dreams you hold dear. And I know we can achieve them, together.

We're not just a collection of individuals; we're a community bound by a shared vision. A vision of a Jinja City where every child has access to quality education, where healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Where our youth have opportunities to thrive, and our elders are respected.

We've made progress, yes. We've seen health camps bring specialists to our doorstep, bursaries reach our talented students, and our local talent shine. But we know there's more to be done.

The four years I've been in Parliament haven't been a bed of roses, but it's a process as we strive to achieve our goals. We've faced challenges, but we've worked tirelessly to bring results to Jinja City.

And that's why I believe Jinja deserves a leader like me, Hon Manjeri Kyebakutika, running as an independent candidate with the clock symbol. A leader who's committed to serving, who's delivered results, and who'll continue to put our city first.

So I ask you: will we settle for the status quo, or will we strive for something more? Will we let divisions tear us apart, or will we unite for a common purpose?

Jinja City, we are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change we seek. Let's build a future where every voice is heard, every person is valued, and our city prospers.

On January 15th, look for the clock symbol on the ballot, and let's cast our votes for a brighter tomorrow. Let's vote for unity, for progress, for Hon Manjeri Kyebakutika as your Woman MP.

Yes, we can. Yes, we will.