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The fully elected speaker of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Rt. Hon. Kawalya Abubakar is a staunch supporter of the People Power movement and Bobi Wine was the first person to congratulate him upon winning such a great position.
This obviously proved that People Power as a political group is moving forward not backwards. It was yesterday when the two finally met to discuss about the welfare of the city at the head offices located in Kamwokya – Kampala.
Abubaker was accompanied by other leaders from different parts of the city inclusive of Mayors and councilors of different levels. Unlike other weak minded politicians, Abubaker managed to maintain his spirit in the movement until he won the position.
“Earlier today, it was such a pleasure receiving the recently elected Speaker of the Kampala Capital City Authority, Rt. Hon. Kawalya Abubakar to the #PeoplePower head office in Kamwokya – Kampala. He came alongside other leaders from different parts of Kampala, including Mayors and Councillors at different levels. I appreciate him for being a solid comrade in the #PeoplePower Movement! I congratulated him upon winning the tight race for the position of Speaker of KCCA and appreciated him for not running a very divisive campaign as normally happens.” He wrote partial of his statement.
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