Africazine:
Mugarura Isaiah Ndebwoha has emerged victorious in the 9th Guild Presidential election at Victoria University, marking a significant moment in student governance.
Ndebwoha secured 2,980 votes, accounting for 50.8 percent of the total 5,866 ballots cast during the online election held on February 17 and 18. His closest competitor, Mujungu Marvin Kahuma, received 2,298 votes, while Luweru Ben Kazigo trailed with 588 votes.
Ndebwoha’s Campaign Focused on Student Engagement
The election process was characterized by high student participation and a lively public debate in the university auditorium. Candidates presented their platforms and engaged with students, addressing pressing campus issues.
Ndebwoha’s campaign, branded as the “VIBE agenda,” prioritized student engagement and visibility for campus concerns. His team effectively combined digital outreach with on-ground efforts, which helped him gain momentum leading up to the election.
Key Figures from the Victoria University Election
Victoria University: Key figures on Guild Presidential Election
- 2,980 votes for Mugarura Isaiah Ndebwoha
- 50.8 percent of total votes
- 5,866 total ballots cast
- 2,298 votes for Mujungu Marvin Kahuma
- 39.2 percent of total votes
- 588 votes for Luweru Ben Kazigo
- 10.0 percent of total votes
Expectations for Ndebwoha’s Term in Office
Following the election, Vice Chancellor Prof. Lawrence Muganga congratulated Ndebwoha, emphasizing the trust placed in him by the student body. There is a strong expectation that the new leadership will translate campaign promises into actionable initiatives.
Students and university officials are hopeful that Ndebwoha’s term will foster unity and collaboration, leading to meaningful progress for the university community.
Next Steps for the New Guild President
- Swearing-in ceremony for Mugarura Isaiah Ndebwoha
- Implementation of the “VIBE agenda” initiatives
- Engagement with students to address campus issues
The election of Mugarura Isaiah Ndebwoha highlights the vital role of student governance at Victoria University.
