Yusuf Nsibambi joins NRM after meeting Museveni

Nsibambi Claims FDC Imploded After Anita Among’s Exit, Defends His Move To NRM - The Witness Uganda

Outgoing Yusuf Nsibambi, the Member of Parliament for Mawokota South, has defended his decision to leave the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) and join the National Resistance Movement (NRM), citing what he described as the collapse of internal structures and financial disorganization within his former party. Nsibambi officially crossed to the ruling party on Tuesday and was received by the Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, who welcomed him in…

Yusuf Nsibambi joins NRM after meeting Museveni

Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda’s political battlefield was jolted Wednesday after Mawokota South legislator Yusuf Nsibambi formally defected from the opposition Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) to the ruling National Resistance Movement, a move analysts say deepens the widening cracks inside the country’s opposition ranks. Nsibambi was officially unveiled at the NRM headquarters in Kampala after being received by the party’s Second N…

Why FDC’s Nsibambi Joined NRM – Inside The Billions Deal Sealed By Anita Among

Early this month, Mawokota South legislator also FDC Whip in the 11th parliament Honorable Yusuf Nsibambi led a group of opposition politicians to meet president Museveni in what they said was meant to calm tensions after elections. Among those who went with Nsibambi included Okot Bitek of Kioga county (FDC), Moses Kabuusu of Kyamuswa (PFF), Roland Ndyomugyenyi of Rukiga County, former Kasese MP Robert Centenary and former Kawempe North MP Latif…

Political Hopeless? Yusuf Nsibambi Crosses To NRM After Heavy 2026 Defeat

By Spy Uganda  Outgoing Mawokota South Member of Parliament and Deputy President of the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) for the Central Region, Yusuf Nsibambi, has officially crossed to the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), declaring that he is ready to take on any assignment in what he described as the “struggle for peace.” Nsibambi…