Aisha Kabanda

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Aisha Kabanda
Nalule Asha Aisha Kabanda.jpg
NationalityUgandan
Other namesNalule Asha Aisha kabanda
CitizenshipUgandan
Political partyNational Unity Platform
SpouseOmar Kalinge-Nnyago
ChildrenTen

Nalule Asha Aisha kabanda is a Ugandan politician and the Women's Representative in parliament for Butambala for the National Unity Platform. [1] [2]

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Personal Detail.

Aisha Kabanda is married to Omar Kalinge-Nnyago, a research and learning manager for Uganda's Wasafiri consulting firm. The couple has 10 children. [3]

Career details.

Aisha Kabanda started her work as a Kampala Resident City Commissioner. She resigned, and joined the race for the Butambala district Women's Representative in 2021. [4] She holds the position of deputy secretary general for the National Unity Platform. [5] Kabanda is married to Omar Kalinge Nyango. [6]

See also

National Unity Platform

List of members of the eleventh Parliament of Uganda

Butambala District local government

References.

  1. "Aisha Kabanda Wins Butambala Woman MP Seat".
  2. "Nalule Asha Aisha Kabanda - 2021 General Election - Visible Polls". visiblepolls.org. Retrieved 2023-02-09.
  3. "I like his deep voice and accent — Aisha Kabanda".
  4. "Kampala RCC Aisha Kabanda quits for Butambala". New Vision. Retrieved 2022-03-08.
  5. "NUP's Deputy Secretary General Aisha Kabanda released".
  6. "I like his deep voice and accent — Aisha Kabanda". New Vision. Retrieved 2023-02-09.

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