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Reclaiming Samia Bugwe Central: A Vision to Eradicate Poverty and Secure Our Future

By Ouma Patrick, Independent Candidate for Samia Bugwe Central MP


As we approach the 2026 general election, Samia Bugwe Central stands at a crossroads. Years of poor leadership have left poverty tightening its grip on our people, youth unemployment rising, and hope fading. This must change.


Will be  running as an independent candidate because our future cannot be left in the hands of party politics or leaders who have lost touch with the people. Our mission is clear: eradicate poverty, modernize agriculture, and empower our youth—especially tackling the alarming rise in school dropouts and teenage pregnancies.

1. Eradicating Poverty through Industrialization

Poverty is not our destiny—it is a problem we can solve. Failed projects like the stalled rural electrification program, which has left villages in darkness for over three years, are proof that our leaders have failed to deliver.


Our plan is to establish small-scale industries to process our local produce—maize milling, fish processing, fruit canning—right here in Samia Bugwe Central. These industries will create jobs for our youth and women, add value to our products, and boost household incomes. We will lobby for government-private partnerships to set up these facilities, provide affordable credit to local entrepreneurs, and connect them to regional markets.

2. Transforming Agriculture with Modern Methods

Agriculture is our backbone, but outdated practices keep our farmers trapped in poverty. We will champion modern farming—drought-resistant crops, high-quality seeds and fertilizers, irrigation systems to fight unpredictable weather, and farmer training cooperatives.

Our farmers deserve the tools to produce more, earn more, and feed the region. We will also push for better market access so our produce fetches fair prices.

3. Empowering Our Youth and Tackling Teenage Pregnancies


The future of Samia Bugwe Central is at risk. School dropouts and teenage pregnancies are robbing us of our next generation of leaders, professionals, and innovators.


We will establish vocational training centers in every sub-county, offering skills in carpentry, tailoring, mechanics, ICT,  agribusiness etc These will give school dropouts a second chance at success.


For teenage pregnancies, we will push for comprehensive reproductive health education in schools and communities, youth-friendly health centers, and mentorship programs that inspire young people to stay in school and pursue their dreams.

4. Restoring Trust and Accountability

Politics has been commercialized—leaders chasing salaries, not service. Allegations of electoral irregularities in recent primaries prove the system is broken.

As an independent, I answer only to the people, not a political party. We will ensure all development projects—from electrification to school improvements—are completed, not abandoned. I will maintain open dialogue with constituents so your voice guides every decision.

The Choice Before Us

In 2021, you proved the power of your vote. But this time, we need more than change—we need transformation. Together, we can build a Samia Bugwe Central where poverty is history, agriculture is modern, our youth are empowered, and every resident has a fair chance to succeed.

The power is in your hands. Let us reclaim Samia Bugwe Central from the failures of the past and restore its pride.

Vote Ouma Patrick – Independent Candidate for Samia Bugwe Central MP

Kawaida to parliament 2026

For Transformation and Development


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