By Spy Uganda
As Uganda prepares to celebrate 63 years of independence and 39 years of President Yoweri Museveni’s leadership, Hon. Judith Nabakooba has been nominated for induction into the prestigious Great 63 Uganda Development Champions Journal. This recognition honors 63 distinguished individuals who have made significant contributions to Uganda’s development in alignment with the vision of President Museveni, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government, and Uganda Vision 2040.
Currently serving as Minister of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, Nabakooba is being recognized for her unwavering dedication to public service and her pivotal role in championing national development initiatives. Her induction highlights not only her professional achievements but also her steadfast loyalty to President Museveni’s leadership and ideals.
Nabakooba’s career spans critical roles, including her tenure as Minister of Information and Communications Technology from 2019 to 2021, and as Public Relations Director of the Uganda Police Force. In her current ministerial position, she has spearheaded reforms to curb illegal land evictions and modernized the land registration system. Her leadership in the implementation of infrastructure projects like the USMID program has driven urban development and service delivery in key municipalities.
Beyond her ministerial responsibilities, she has actively supported youth and women’s empowerment initiatives in Mityana District, aligning with the broader objectives of the NRM Manifesto and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The Great 63 Uganda Development Champions Journal, published by Public Opinions, celebrates leaders from both public and private sectors who have made exceptional contributions to Uganda’s progress. It will be officially launched during the 2025/2026 National Budget Conference and feature the profiles of these influential figures, including ministers, CEOs, diplomats, and scholars.
Nabakooba’s educational background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication and a Master’s in Human Rights from Makerere University. She also holds qualifications in Strategic Leadership, Management, and Monitoring and Evaluation. Her journey from the Uganda Police Force to Parliament reflects a deep commitment to service and transformation.
Her recent advocacy for the National Physical Development Plan (NPDP 2021–2040) further demonstrates her vision for sustainable, orderly urban and economic development in Uganda. The NPDP outlines key priorities in city planning, infrastructure, and land use to boost productivity and preserve natural resources.
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