Little Man Wasukira Disappointed As Numbers On Social Media Fail To Reflect What Is On Ground

 

The Industrial City Division Mp aspirant, Wasukira Anthony Has Sent An Outcry To The Public Over Less Support On The Grounds Than On Social Media. 

Wasukira made the outcry through his TikTok and Facebook accounts, noting that the campaigns have turned out to be hard for him the ground. 

It should be noted that Wasukira is in a very tight race with big shuts in politics, including Hon. Karim Masaba, the incumbent, well know in the 11th parliament for his great performance in his first term. 

Who is Wasukira?

Background and campaign for the Member of Parliament seat in the Industrial City Division ahead of the 2026 general elections.

Born on February 10, 2002 (making him about 23 years old as of late 2025), he grew up in Mutoto Upper Village, Bumutoto Ward. 

He previously worked as a street hawker selling onions and tomatoes, which earned him significant public sympathy and attention.

Residents admire his eloquence, relatability, and understanding of everyday struggles, often describing him as "one of us."Wasukira attended Zesoyi Primary School, completing his Primary Leaving Examinations in 2016. 

He earned the nickname "Kalipuso" for his entertaining performances as school entertainment prefect. 

He runs as an independent candidate, facing competitors like Karim Masaba. His campaign focuses on:Youth empowerment, Service delivery, Infrastructure, Support for mothers and communities.

He gained widespread social media traction in 2025, with viral videos of his speeches, door-to-door campaigns, and nomination process (he was officially nominated in October 2025, drawing large crowds). 

There are campaign songs dedicated to him, interviews on local media, and mentions of challenges like alleged intimidation or phone theft by opponents.

He's active in community events such as burials, church functions, and youth meetings. Some posts highlight his humble beginnings (e.g., not owning a smartphone initially, later receiving one as a gift). 

His rise represents a shift toward youthful, non-traditional candidates in Ugandan politics.For more, check coverage from Daily Monitor, New Vision, or local YouTube channels like Mbale Express TV. 

The election is set for 2026, so his campaign is ongoing as of December 2025.