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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82876, member: 636"]
Mubarak Munyagwa essentially pleaded with Kamuli residents to sabotage the ruling party's math. The Common Man’s Party boss told a crowd that wrecking the fifty-one percent target remains the only way to stop an instant victory for the National Resistance Movement.

He wants everyone to vote strategically, regardless of specific affiliations. The plan involves flooding the polling stations early to ensure the opposition puts up real numbers. Munyagwa insisted that locals need representatives who actually speak on service delivery issues instead of ghosting the district.

Moses Bigirwa joined the chat while running for the Kamuli Municipality seat. He promised to reject the fancy car allowance most politicians crave. Bigirwa claims he will funnel that cash into village lending groups to help residents secure cheap credit.

Both figures emphasized that staying home is not an option if people want change. They argue that a massive turnout stands as the only tool left to challenge the current power structure peacefully.
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