Bamasaaba oracles predict Museveni’s 2026 victory

Mbale: The Umukuka III of Bugisu, His Highness Jude Mike Mudoma, has said that the Bamasaaba oracles predicted a landslide victory for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in the 2026 general elections.

Speaking through his spokesperson, Steven Masiga, the Umukuka said the cultural institution had foreseen President Museveni’s continued leadership, adding that the Bamasaaba community remains optimistic about peace and stability in the country.

In the same statement, His Highness congratulated President Museveni on what he described as a landslide victory in the recently concluded elections, noting that the electoral process in the Bugisu and Elgon sub-region was conducted peacefully.

Masiga said the Umukuka and the Bamasaaba community were pleased with the calm that characterized the elections and commended leaders who preached non-violence throughout the process.

He particularly applauded the Prime Minister of the Bugisu Cultural Institution, Dr. Paul Mwambu, and his cabinet for mobilizing the community against election-related violence.

The Umukuka also praised security leadership in the Elgon region, led by Mbale City Resident City Commissioner George Wopuwa, his deputies, and other Resident District Commissioners from the Bugisu region.

Appreciation was further extended to the police leadership under the Regional Police Commander Elgon, SSP Samuel Asimwe, alongside all district and city police commanders.

Additionally, the Bugisu Cultural Institution lauded the Electoral Commission team led by Ms. Sarah Mukwaya Bukirwa for overseeing the electoral exercise across the 17 districts that make up the Elgon region.

His Highness also congratulated the Bamasaaba people for participating peacefully in the elections. According to Masiga, those who heeded the guidance of the Umukuka and his representatives avoided trouble during the electoral period.

The Umukuka reaffirmed his commitment to mobilizing the Bamasaaba community to fully benefit from ongoing and future government development projects in the region.

He further commended President Museveni for fulfilling several pledges made to Bugisu, noting that the cultural institution would continue engaging government on the few remaining promises.

Masiga noted that Bugisu registered a massive voter turnout due to effective mobilization, emphasizing that elections are a government program and that it is the responsibility of cultural leaders to encourage citizens to participate.

“We thank our people for listening to the Umukuka and turning up in large numbers to vote peacefully,” Masiga said.

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