Ingrid Turinawe
Ingrid Kamateneti Turinawe (born 23 November 1973) is a female politician who serves as the Chairperson of the Women's League in the opposition Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) political party in Uganda. She also serves as the National Political Mobilizer for the FDC political party.
Quotes
edit- Our party won’t be about just fielding candidates and waiting for the Electoral Commission to declare winners. We are in the struggle, and we aim to finish it'
- we can't control what people think, but we focus on what we believe in.
- We are in the struggle, and we aim to finish it, even during the campaign period if necessary. Our candidates will be more like commanders leading a struggle, not just participating in elections.
- We fought hard for it. People may think we were just lucky, but we truly fought to get here.
- We believe that this frustration can be channeled into action to earn the freedom we have long yearned for.
- We cannot allow our country to be run through arbitrary decrees that turn into laws and policies. It’s time for every Ugandan to take responsibility, especially the young generation. They must ensure that this struggle ends with them so that no future generation has to face the challenges we have endured.
- We have a clear ideology, a mission, and objectives that bind us together, but we’ll launch those details at the appropriate time. This is still a work in progress, and we’ll present everything to the public when the time comes.
