It Was A Historic Turnout Yesterday in Lukhonje Sub-County as Hon. Wandwasi Robert Won Support Across Parishes: Receives more defectors from his opponent's camps, as he promises voter better service delivery if they send him to parliament for the 2nd time.
While in Lukhonje Sub-County, Bungokho South, in Mbale District, the incumbent independent contestant, Hon Wandwasi held a highly productive and energizing community mobilisation tour across Sub-County, where he visited four parishes.
The tour attracted massive turn-ups, warm receptions, and a renewed sense of unity and political clarity among the residents.
Throughout the day, community members openly expressed their long-standing concerns, which Hon. Wandwasi attentively listened to and responded to with clear commitments. Access to clean and reliable water emerged as the most pressing issue, especially in the ongoing dry spell.
Residents decried walking long distances to unsafe water sources, a challenge they said has persisted for years.
Other concerns raised included:
Inadequate health services, with some parishes lacking a health centre altogether.
Dilapidated schools, shortages in learning materials, and long distances children walk to access education.
Limited electricity coverage, with power available mainly in trading centres while outlying villages remain in darkness.
Poor road conditions, which affect transport, trade, and access to social services.
In his address, Hon. Wandwasi emphasised the importance of teamwork, unity, and collective responsibility, urging residents to stand together and entrust leadership to people who genuinely understand and prioritize their needs.
He assured the people of Bungokho South that their concerns will form the backbone of his development agenda as he moves to seek for his 2nd term in Parliament, noting that he is now experienced with how it works in the August house.
“When we work together, we solve problems faster. Let us vote leaders who will walk with us, listen to us, and deliver for us. Ive just neen in parliament for my first term but my opponents want me to achieve my 2021 Manifesto in just 5 years.” he said.
His message resonated deeply across all the parishes, where multiple groups and individuals—previously aligned with various opposition camps—officially declared their support for him. Many noted that H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni called upon the people to vote the President M7 and him to represents that reliable path to progress and transformation.
It should be noted that Wandwasi lost a flag to Wokuri Geofrey and he opted to stand independent, claiming the primaries had a lot of irregularities.
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