Mpuuga’s suspension by NUP President Bobi Wine has left many supporters wondering about his future trajectory. Reports suggest that he may join forces with a breakaway faction from the Democratic Party (DP) that is urging him to establish a new political party. This faction includes key figures such as Michael Mabikke and Abed Bwanika, who are actively campaigning under the slogan “My Leader” across Greater Masaka and surrounding areas.
An important gathering is scheduled for Friday at Malibu Gardens in Namirembe, where Mpuuga is anticipated to share his political vision with supporters. Sources indicate that there are intentions to create a pressure group that could evolve into a political party aimed at contesting parliamentary seats in 2026.
While Mpuuga has not definitively stated his intentions regarding a presidential bid, he remains a prominent figure among those seeking an alternative to NUP’s leadership. His commitment to addressing social injustices and promoting good governance reflects his desire to unify opposition forces and influence Uganda’s political landscape moving forward.