Kampala, Uganda – As lobbying for the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) seat heats up, aspirant Dr. Tendo Ronex Kisembo has made a bold case for his candidacy, arguing that the region needs a leader who is not only capable but deeply trusted and genuinely loved by the people.
Dr. Kisembo, who describes himself as "trusted, tested, and energetic," says the ongoing campaigns should focus less on popularity and more on character and commitment.
"Sending a person who is trusted and loves the people with their whole heart is more important than anything else," Dr. Kisembo told reporters. "I am that person. I have been tested in service, and I have the energy to represent Uganda effectively in Arusha."
The EALA aspirant further reaffirmed his political grounding, declaring unwavering loyalty to the National Resistance Movement (NRM) and its chairman, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.
"For me, loyalty is not seasonal. I am loyal, and I will always remain loyal to the NRM and to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni," he stated. "He is a good leader, and I believe in his vision for this country and East Africa."
Political observers note that Dr. Kisembo is positioning himself as a reliable delegate who would balance legislative diligence with grassroots connection. His campaign emphasizes a blend of vigour and devotion—qualities he insists are essential for the cross-border legislative work in the East African Community.
As the ruling party prepares to vet and elect its flag bearers, Dr. Kisembo remains confident, urging delegates to choose a fighter who is already proven. "You don't need to guess with me. What you see is what you get—energy, loyalty, and a heart for the people," he concluded.
