Hon. Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo roars in Kyotera after nomination, vows to pick up From where he stopped
Kyotera — The political atmosphere in Kyotera District was charged with excitement and emotion as Hon. Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo made a triumphant return to the political arena, following his official nomination for the forthcoming parliamentary elections.
The State Minister for Microfinance, known for his energetic and hands-on approach to leadership, was warmly received by hundreds of supporters who turned up in Kyotera Town to witness the occasion. Clad in NRM colors, supporters waved flags, sang songs, and danced in celebration as Hon. Kasolo’s convoy made its way through the town, signaling renewed confidence in his leadership.
Addressing the massive crowd moments after his nomination, Hon. Kasolo expressed deep gratitude to the people of Kyotera for their unwavering trust and loyalty. He vowed to pick up from where he left off, reigniting his mission of transforming the district through inclusive development and empowerment.
“I have been here before, and I know what Kyotera needs,” he declared. “We began a journey of empowering households through microfinance programs, improving infrastructure, and supporting education and health services. That mission is far from over — we are picking up exactly where we left off, stronger, wiser, and more determined to deliver.”
Kasolo emphasized that his return to Parliament would focus on continuity — not politics for its own sake, but progress for the people. He highlighted his achievements during his previous tenure, including supporting SACCOs, youth and women’s projects, and community development initiatives that improved livelihoods across the district.
“Development is not about speeches,” he said. “It’s about action. Kyotera deserves leaders who deliver tangible results, not empty promises. Together, we shall make Kyotera a model of progress and opportunity.”
Residents and opinion leaders in Kyotera described Hon. Kasolo as a tested and trusted leader whose previous programs had created lasting impact. Many pledged their full support to ensure his return to Parliament, citing his accessibility and commitment to the welfare of his constituents.
As he embarks on his new campaign, Hon. Kasolo reaffirmed his allegiance to the NRM and its development agenda under the leadership of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. He urged residents to rally behind the ruling party for stability and continued growth.
“Our focus is not on division but on development,” he emphasized. “Kyotera’s story is one of resilience and potential. Together, we will complete the work we began and open new chapters of prosperity for our people.”
With his nomination now sealed, Hon. Kasolo’s comeback marks a spirited new chapter in Kyotera’s political landscape, reigniting hope among supporters eager to see stalled projects revived and new initiatives launched to improve the lives of ordinary citizens.
