NAKAWA, Uganda — Nabwire Rose has been elected as the new Guild President of Makerere University Business School (MUBS), securing a decisive victory over her competitors.
According to official results announced on the MUBS Twitter account, Nabwire dominated the race with 2,255 votes. Her closest rival, Lukwago, managed 1,242 votes, while Taban and Mayeku received 827 and 89 votes, respectively.
A Resounding Victory
Nabwire’s landslide win was reflected in strong support across multiple faculties. The Faculty of Business Administration (FOBA) delivered the highest number of votes, with 636 backing her candidacy.
The Faculty of Computing (FOC) followed with 450 votes, while the Faculty of Procurement and Logistics Management (FPLM) contributed 222 votes.
Her campaign, focused on inclusivity, innovation, and student welfare, struck a chord with students, leading to widespread support across the institution.
Breaking Barriers in Student Leadership
Nabwire’s election is a historic moment for MUBS, as she joins the ranks of a select few women who have held the guild presidency.
Her victory is being hailed as a significant step forward for female representation in student leadership.
Social media platforms have been flooded with congratulatory messages from students, staff, and alumni. Many have praised her resilience and vision, calling her win an inspiration for aspiring female leaders in higher education.
What’s Next for Nabwire?
As she takes office, students expect Nabwire to deliver on her campaign promises, including improving student welfare, fostering innovation, and ensuring an inclusive leadership approach.
Her victory speech emphasized unity, urging students to work together to make MUBS a better institution for all.
With the weight of expectation on her shoulders, all eyes will be on Nabwire Rose as she steps into her new role.
