Senior Presidential Advisor. NRM Vice Chairperson- Northern Uganda.
Ministry of Presidency
Joined November 2024
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The CDF Inter-Forces Drill Competition Grand Finale at Kololo draws dignitaries in their different capacities to the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds | #CDFInterForcesDrillComp26
Today at NALI, Kyankwanzi, I addressed over 1,000 Ugandans evacuated from S. Africa under the theme “Service Above Self: A Case Study of H.E. @KagutaMuseveni .”
I highlighted his Pan-African vision, anti-corruption efforts & wealth creation programs like PDM & Emyooga.
Dear Gen. @mkainerugaba,
I am deeply honoured and grateful for the trust you have placed in me by assigning me Patriotic Officer Number 69.
I accept this responsibility with humility, and I reaffirm my unwavering commitment to serve the PLU and our nation with dedication, loyalty, and excellence.
Thank you, Sir, for this privilege.
Fellow Patriots and members of the patriotic league of Uganda, our Chairman @mkainerugaba has awarded the following patriots with numbers as recognition for their efforts towards the growth of PLU and for upholding the organizations principles.
PO 059 Rt. Hon Jacob Macksons Oboth
PO 060 Rt. Thomas Tayebwa
PO 061 Hon Min Kiryowa Kiwanuka
PO 062 Hon Min Anifa Bangirana Kawooya
PO 063 Hon Min Dr Charles Ayume
PO 064 Hon Min Nyamutoro Phiona
PO 065 Hon Min Beatrice Akello Akori
PO 066 Hon Min Lydia Wanyotto Mutende
PO 067 Hon Lotte Paul Komol ( Kacheri boy)
PO 068 Hon Katusiime Jovia
PO 069 Hon Hamson Obua Denis
PO 070 Mr. Abong Thomas Lomuria.
Congratulations patriotic offices
Yesterday, I represent H.E @KagutaMuseveni at Sam Bua Anyuru’s burial in Oyam.
The President eulogized the Anyuru family for their patriotic sacrifice. Mzee Abdalla Anyuru recruited him after Dar es-Salaam. We delivered Shs10m condolence support on his behalf.
MHSRIP
Today, I stood with humility to hand over the baton as Government Chief Whip to Hon. Dr. @JaneRuth_Aceng, represented by Hon. Hilary Onek.
In any race, it’s not the start but the end that matters.
This is a day of thanksgiving. I want to thank God for the opportunity to serve our country. I also thank President Museveni for picking and entrusting a rural boy from Ajuri.
He first appointed me as Minister of State for Sports, where I worked with Mama Janet. Together we left a good record there in terms of medals.
I also thank him for appointing me as Government Chief Whip.
I want to tell my sister, Dr. Jane that the Government Chief Whip plays an executive role at the Office of the Prime Minister, a legislative role in Parliament, and a party role. My sister should also know that here you come with black hair and leave with grey hair.
I want to thank the staff, the unsung heroes. They enabled us to do great work.
For now, I remain a substitute, waiting for instructions from the coach. For any team player who gets tired or injured, I am available to substitute.
I sincerely thank H.E. President @KagutaMuseveni for the opportunity to serve my country and the @NRMOnline party as Government Chief Whip from 2022 to 2026.
I am also deeply grateful for the trust placed in me through the new assignment as Senior Presidential Advisor.
Congratulations, Your Excellency President Museveni, on your swearing-in for a new term. May your leadership continue to bring peace and prosperity to Uganda.
This morning, I received Kenya’s Deputy President, Prof. Kithure Kindiki, upon his arrival in Uganda ahead of President Yoweri Museveni’s swearing-in ceremony at Kololo Independent Grounds.
The Deputy President’s attendance reflects the strong and cordial bilateral relations between Uganda and Kenya.
Yesterday, I joined H.E. Maj. (Rtd) Jessica Rose Epel Alupo at the Serena Hotel for the launch of 𝑴𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝑴𝒛𝒆𝒆 (H.E. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni), a remarkable pictorial publication by presidential photographer Abu Mwesigwa.
The book is a powerful visual journey that captures defining moments of H.E. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni through carefully documented photographs taken at national events, campaigns, state conferences, and official engagements over the years.
Beyond preserving history, this publication stands as an inspiration to photographers across Uganda. It demonstrates the power of photography in documenting leadership, national transformation, and the moments that shape a country’s story.
Abu Mwesigwa’s work is a reminder that photography is not merely about taking pictures, but about telling stories, preserving memories, and creating a legacy for future generations.
I commend Abu Mwesigwa for this outstanding contribution to Uganda’s historical and creative landscape. May this work encourage upcoming photographers to embrace professionalism, creativity, patience, and dedication as they continue to grow the arts and media industry in our country.
Today, I had a productive review meeting with members of the NRM Parliamentary Caucus and commended their commitment to strengthening coordination, legislative efficiency, and service delivery during a review meeting for the Executive Committee and Regional/Zonal Whips of the NRM Parliamentary Caucus.
Unity, teamwork, and strategic leadership are pivotal in advancing Government programmes and ensuring effective representation of wananchi in Parliament.
I noted that the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Government remains committed to enacting progressive legislation aimed at improving livelihoods, strengthening institutions, and accelerating Uganda’s socio economic transformation.
Several reforms have been undertaken by Government, including those in the coffee sector, were intended to improve efficiency and enhance service delivery to citizens. Our reforms are always guided by the national interest and the desire to create stronger systems that better serve Ugandans.
Regional and zonal whips play important roles in mobilizing support for Government business in Parliament and maintaining cohesion within the Caucus.
There is need for continuous stakeholder engagement and effective communication to help the public better appreciate the intentions and benefits of key Government policies and legislation.
On legislative matters, referenced recent laws and Bills debated by Parliament, including the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (Amendment) Bill, 2025 and the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, are aimed at strengthening national security, protecting constitutional order, and safeguarding Uganda’s sovereignty.
I applauded members of the Executive Committee and the institution of Parliament for the positive cooperation that enabled legislative successes.
The review meeting provided an opportunity for leaders within the Caucus to reflect on achievements, discuss emerging priorities, and strengthen strategies for improved legislative coordination and national service delivery.
