Abbey Kigozi eyes Mpigi LC5 chairman seat

Latest info reaching our desk has it that Hon. Abbey Kigozi, the LC 5 councillor, Wakiso District is set to upgrade his political status.

After representing the people of Kyengera Town Council in the wards of Nanziga, Maya and Katereke as a direct councillor, Hon. Abbey has now set his plans on taking Mpigi District top seat.

Hon. Abbey Kigozi is eyeing Mpigi LC 5 Chairman

“I am going to stand as the LC 5 Chairman for Mpigi District come 2026,” he confirmed to us.

Kigozi, 45, is a teacher by profession and he is currently a member of the HESS (Health, Education, Sports and Sanitation) committee of the district.

He subscribes to the National Unity Platform (NUP) party.

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