George Wamono Nominated as Independent Candidate for Bungokho Central Constituency, Promises Effective Representation and Service Delivery
In Mbale District, George Wamono has officially been nominated by the Electoral Commission to contest as an independent candidate for the Bungokho Central Constituency.

Mbale District | October 23, 2025 — As Uganda heads toward the 2026 General Elections, the race for parliamentary seats continues to take shape across the country. In Mbale District, George Wamono has officially been nominated by the Electoral Commission to contest as an independent candidate for the Bungokho Central Constituency.
Speaking shortly after his nomination, Wamono expressed gratitude to his supporters for their trust and pledged to serve with integrity, transparency, and dedication. He emphasized that his candidature is rooted in the desire to promote effective representation and tangible service delivery for the people of Bungokho Central.
“My commitment is to ensure that our people access better services in education, health, and infrastructure development. I will work tirelessly to bridge the gap between government policies and the real needs of our communities,” Wamono stated.
He outlined key areas of focus that reflect the core functions of a Member of Parliament, pledging to perform them diligently for the benefit of his constituents:
Legislation
Wamono promised to actively participate in parliamentary debates and the formulation of laws that promote national development. He said laws must reflect the needs and aspirations of the ordinary Ugandan, particularly those in rural communities like Bungokho Central.
Representation
As an MP, Wamono vowed to ensure that the voices of his constituents are heard in Parliament. He pledged to regularly engage with community members, hold consultative meetings, and bring their concerns to the attention of relevant government ministries and agencies.
Budget Approval
Wamono reaffirmed his readiness to scrutinize and approve national budgets with a focus on equitable resource allocation. He stressed that public funds must be used to address pressing local issues, including rural electrification, road improvement, and the enhancement of public health facilities.
Oversight
He also emphasized the importance of accountability and transparency in governance. Wamono pledged to monitor government programs and projects within the constituency, ensuring that funds are utilized properly and service delivery meets expected standards.
“Our people deserve honest leadership. I will not tolerate corruption or misuse of public resources. Oversight is key to ensuring that every shilling benefits the citizens it is meant for,” he added.
A Call for Unity and Participation
Wamono called upon residents of Bungokho Central to remain peaceful and united throughout the election period, urging them to make informed choices based on integrity and service. He appealed to the electorate to support leaders who prioritize development over politics of division.
The Electoral Commission has set January 15, 2026, as the date for the general elections, during which voters in Bungokho Central will decide their next representative.
With his message centered on service, accountability, and community empowerment, George Wamono’s independent bid adds a dynamic voice to the political landscape of Mbale District.