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7 Reasons Paul Wanyoto Mugoya is best choice to represent Mbale city northern division in 12th Parliament

Lawrence Kazooba by Lawrence Kazooba
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In the bustling heart of Mbale City’s Northern Division, Paul Mugoya Wanyoto emerges as a transformative figure in the 2026 parliamentary race. A distinguished High Court advocate, seasoned politician, and native son of Lumumba Village, Wanyoto’s independent candidacy is redefining leadership with a blend of expertise, charisma, and unwavering commitment to his community. Here are seven reasons why Wanyoto stands out as the best choice to lead Mbale City Northern Division.
1. Legal Expertise and Advocacy
Wanyoto’s career as a High Court advocate equips him with a deep understanding of justice, governance, and policy. His legal acumen, honed at WEB Advocates and Solicitors, ensures he can navigate complex legislative frameworks to advocate for Mbale’s interests. His tenure as chairperson of the Mbale City Land Board showcases his ability to manage sensitive issues like land disputes with transparency, earning him a reputation for integrity in a region where such matters often spark controversy.
2. Proven Political Tenacity
Wanyoto’s political journey is marked by resilience. His 2020 victory in the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) primaries over incumbent Gershom Sizomu demonstrated his grassroots appeal, securing 66 votes to Sizomu’s 13. Though he lost the 2021 general election, his 4,135 votes reflected strong community support. His bold shift to an independent candidacy in April 2025, declaring “My loyalty is to the people, not party lines,” underscores his commitment to uniting Mbale’s diverse electorate.
3. Deep-Rooted Connection to Mbale
Born and raised in Lumumba Village, Nabweya Parish—affectionately dubbed “State House Nabweya” by supporters—Wanyoto’s ties to Mbale run deep. Unlike competitors perceived as transient campaigners, his permanent residence in Northern Division fosters trust. Locals like Sarah Namutosi, a 23-year-old vendor, praise his hands-on engagement, saying, “He understands our struggles.” His love for Mbale fuels his vision for a thriving, inclusive city.
4. Visionary Platform for Progress
Wanyoto’s campaign tackles pressing local challenges: youth unemployment, infrastructure, and land management. His platform emphasizes job creation through small and medium enterprises (SMEs), equitable land allocation, and enhanced urban planning. These priorities resonate with over 100,000 voters seeking practical solutions to improve their quality of life, positioning Wanyoto as a forward-thinking leader.
5. Charismatic and Approachable Personality
Known for his flamboyant yet relatable demeanor, Wanyoto connects effortlessly with constituents. His ability to mingle with diverse groups, from market vendors to professionals, reflects a magnetic personality that inspires confidence. Supporters on X highlight his accessibility, noting his willingness to listen and act on community concerns, making him a people’s champion.
6. Robust Educational Background
Wanyoto’s education bolsters his leadership credentials. A law graduate with a Diploma in Legal Practice from the Law Development Centre, he combines academic rigor with practical experience. His role as Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Bamasaba cultural institution further showcases his diplomatic skills, equipping him to represent Mbale effectively on national and regional stages.
7. Resilience Amid Challenges
Wanyoto’s journey hasn’t been without obstacles. From navigating family land disputes to facing legal battles, including a dismissed 2018 fraud case, he has shown remarkable fortitude. The withdrawal of money laundering charges in 2021 by the Director of Public Prosecutions affirmed his integrity, reinforcing his credibility as a leader who rises above adversity.
A Leader for Mbale’s Future
Paul Wanyoto Mugoya’s bid for Mbale City Northern Division is more than a campaign; it’s a movement rooted in local pride and a vision for progress. His legal expertise, political experience, and genuine love for Mbale set him apart from competitors like Hudu Hussein and Ivan Masaba. As the “Nabweya Flagbearer,” Wanyoto is poised to lead with integrity, unite a diverse electorate, and deliver transformative change. With momentum building, Mbale’s voters have a clear choice for a leader who embodies their aspirations and understands their struggles.

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