Sanya Noris John Declares Bid for Samia Bugwe North MP Seat on NRM Ticket
In a significant political development set to shake up the race for the Samia Bugwe North parliamentary seat, Sanya Noris John has officially entered the contest, picking up nomination forms under the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party.
Sanya, a respected figure in the community and known for his grassroots mobilization efforts, declared his intention to run for Member of Parliament, promising transformative leadership anchored in service, youth empowerment, and economic revitalization for the people of Samia Bugwe North.
Speaking shortly after picking the forms from the NRM district offices, Sanya expressed confidence in his ability to unite the constituency and deliver real results:
“Samia Bugwe North deserves a leader who not only understands the struggles of our people but is also committed to creating sustainable change. I am that leader. I have walked with the youth, listened to farmers, and stood by small business owners. My agenda is clear: inclusive development, jobs for our youth, and better service delivery for all,” he said.
Backed by a growing base of supporters and local leaders, Sanya’s entry into the race adds momentum to an already competitive political season. His campaign is expected to focus on priority areas such as agricultural support, education, healthcare, and infrastructure development, while also aligning with NRM’s broader national agenda.
Observers note that Sanya's candidacy brings a fresh dynamic to the contest, especially with his reputation for being a bridge between the government and grassroots communities. His background in community leadership and development work has earned him a reputation as a results-oriented leader who gets things done.
NRM party officials in the district welcomed his move, describing it as a sign of growing democratic engagement within the party structures.
“We are happy to see energetic and committed individuals like Sanya stepping forward. It is a clear sign that our party remains vibrant and attractive to leaders who want to serve their communities,” said a political analyst.
As the 2026 general elections draw nearer, all eyes will now be on Samia Bugwe North as voters weigh their options in what promises to be a closely watched parliamentary race.
Sanya Noris John’s official campaign launch is expected in the coming weeks, with grassroots mobilization already underway across key sub-counties in the constituency.
