John Baptist Nambeshe Biography
Who is John Baptist Nambeshe?
John Baptist Nambeshe is a Ugandan politician. He is the Member of Parliament Representative of Manjiya County in Bududa district voted under the National Unity Platform and the Current chief whip of the opposition party the National Unity Platform.
When was Baptist Nambeshe born?
John Baptist Nambeshe was born on November 24, 1965 in Bududa District in Eastern Uganda. This is where he spent his childhood with his parent s and siblings starting his elementary education.
What is John Baptist Nambeshe’s tribe?
John Baptist Nambeshe’s tribe is Mugishu from the Bagishu tribe. His name Nambeshe has origins from Eastern Uganda where he was born by his parents who are Bagishu.
Was John Baptist Nambeshe a rebel MP?
John Baptist Nambeshe was part of the NRM Rebel MPs who opposed the Amendment in the age Bill in 2017. He together with Wilfred Nuwagaba, Muhammad Nsereko, Barnabus Tinkasiimire, Theodore Ssekikubo and Felix Okot Ogong opposed the Bill that would limit President Museveni to contest in the 2021 General elections.
When did John Baptist Nambeshe start his political career?
John Baptist Nambeshe joined elective politics in 2010 where he contested and won the 2011 LC5 chairperson seat of Bududa. He was then elected Member of Parliament in 2016 general elections under the NRM and re-elected in 2021 under the NUP.
What is Nambeshe education Background?
John Baptist Nambeshe studied from Shikhuyu Primary School finishing it in 1982 Before joining Bulucheke SS and receiving his UCE certificate in 1986. His graduated High school in 1989 from Nabumali High School. He graduated with a Diploma of Local Government from Uganda Martyrs University in 2011 and a Bachelor’s Degree in Arts in 2014.
What is John Baptist Nambeshe’s net worth?
John Baptist Nambeshe has a net worth of 600 million Ugandan shillings with an annual income of 300 million Ugandan shillings in 2021. He is expected to earn over 350 million Ugandan shillings in 2022 earnings from his salary and allowances as a Member of Parliament.
