As the voice of the people is the voice of God,” a phrase that resonates deeply with George Henry Izale, the incumbent Mpumudde Ward councilor in Southern Division, Jinja City.
With just days to go before the elections on January 27, 2027, Izale is confident of securing another term in office, and for good reason. His track record of service to the community is impressive, and his commitment to the people of Southern Division is unwavering.
Since his first election as councilor for Mpumudde Parish in 2006, Izale has demonstrated exceptional leadership capabilities, serving in various capacities and earning the trust and admiration of the residents.
His tenure as Chairperson Finance and Administration, Deputy Mayor, and Secretary for Trade, Industry, Tourism, and Security, among other roles, has been marked by dedication, hard work, and a commitment to delivering results.
One of Izale’s greatest strengths is his ability to connect with the people he serves. He has had numerous social community engagements with constituents, supporting individuals and groups during times of sorrow and joy. This has endeared him to the community, and he is widely regarded as a leader who cares deeply about the welfare of his people.
Izale’s achievements in office are numerous. He has lobbied for and secured funding for several key infrastructure projects, including the tarmacking of three roads in the area – Balita, Mukoge, and Musita roads. He has also facilitated the construction of classroom blocks at Mpumudde Methodist School, which has been fully furnished with furniture.
What sets Izale apart from other politicians is his commitment to putting the people first. Unlike others who may be imposing themselves on the community, Izale’s decision to seek re-election is backed by dozens of petitions from various groups, including the youth, women, and elders. As he says, “The voice of the people is the voice of God,” and he believes that he has a mandate from the people to continue serving them.
As a moderate NRM politician, Izale has managed to transcend sectarian divides and win the hearts of residents across different backgrounds. His leadership style is characterized by inclusivity, empathy, and a willingness to listen to the needs of his constituents.
As the elections approach, Izale is confident that the residents of Southern Division will give him another chance to serve. With his track record of service and commitment to the community, it is clear that he is the people’s choice. The question on everyone’s lips is: will he deliver again?
George Henry Izale has earned a special place in the hearts of the people in Southern Division, Jinja City, thanks to his humility and willingness to mingle with individuals from all walks of life. He is particularly revered for his kindness and generosity towards the underprivileged members of the community.
Izale’s door is always open to those in need, and he has been known to go out of his way to help locals in times of crisis. Whether it’s transporting the bodies of the deceased to their rural homes or providing support to those in poor health, Izale has consistently demonstrated a deep sense of empathy and compassion.
His commitment to the youth is also noteworthy. He has been a vocal advocate for job creation and has lobbied for opportunities to be created for young people in the area. His support for local groups and initiatives has also been instrumental in empowering communities and promoting development.
Izale’s humility and willingness to listen to the needs of his constituents have earned him widespread respect and admiration. He is a leader who truly cares about the welfare of his people, and his actions are guided by a deep sense of service and responsibility. As one resident aptly put it, “Izale is not just a leader, he is a brother, a friend, and a guardian to many of us.”
