Security Minister Jim Muhwezi has declared that he will be seeking his final term in political office. His main reason? To fulfill a promise he made to the people bringing electricity to every village in his constituency. Muhwezi, a long-serving leader, said he feels a strong responsibility to complete the work he started years ago. For him, it is not about holding power, but about delivering results that change lives.
“What is taking me back is finishing what I started in terms of serving the people. I want to take electricity to all the villages in my constituency,” he said. These words reflect a deep commitment to community development and improving the lives of ordinary citizens. Access to electricity can open doors to better healthcare, education, business opportunities, and overall development.
Minister Muhwezi’s decision to run again comes at a time when many leaders are retiring or stepping down. But for him, the mission is personal. He wants to leave behind a legacy of action, not just promises. He believes that with one final term, he can complete the electrification project and ensure that no village is left in darkness.
As he prepares to campaign once more, Jim Muhwezi is not just asking for votes, he is asking for a chance to finish the job. For the people in his constituency, especially those still without power, his message is clear and powerful: help me help you.
