Omuhatiizi said the consistently large crowds that have turned out to receive him in every sub county and at campaign venues districtwide are a clear sign of growing public support, giving him an edge over his opposition candidates in Buhweju.
According to Atuhaire Deo, the turnout is a strong indicator that he is on course for victory in the general elections slated for January 22.
Addressing supporters in Nyarujoze, Rubengye trading centre, Enkombe, Kitojo and Orwomire all in Rubengye subcounty Buhweju West, Omuhatiizi declared that the the former Nsiika Health Centre IV incharge and his close competitor Muhamya would have no option but to accept defeat and run back to his field of proffession. He said the campaign trail has enabled him to show the people of Buhweju what he has managed to do in his term of office as the Chairperson Local Council 5 Buhweju District.
He further called upon all NRM flag bearers in Rubengye to mobilise and support him for his developmental achievements he has already tackled, also pledged that, if elected again, his office would prioritise improving livelihoods by promoting health services, transport networks, Education, job opportunities, clean water projects and traditional cash crops majorly Tea suited to different regions of Buhweju.
Atuhaire Deo’s confidence comes as the most NRM flag bearer have also expressed support and the development in infrastructure, Education, Health services in Buhweju during his time of office.
Meanwhile, the Deo’s support for the chairperson Buhweju District ranges between 82 and 89 percent.
