Patricia Magara

Patricia Magara (born 1978) is a Ugandan lawyer and politician. A daughter of Sam Magara, an early commander of the National Resistance Army who was killed in 1982, she is the National Resistance Movement's Women's League chairperson in Luweero. Quotes All my bedtime stories were rich in Chinese and Russian history. Interview by Risdel Kasasira, "Our childhood was in exile - Patricia Magara", Daily Monitor (13 January 2014), part of the series "Children of Revolutionaries" "This was not a loss due to unpopularity." On her loss in the NRM primaries for Katikamu South, as quoted in "Magara Demands Fresh NRM Primaries in Katikamu South over Rigging Allegations", Nile Post (14 August 2025) “I love who I am and my father loved individual development. For starters, we share a profession. I don’t think he would have minded that a lot.” Our childhood was in exile – Patricia Magara. Daily Monitor, 13 January 2014. “I was excited to talk to dad and I shouted; ‘mum is in the bathroom, when are you coming’?” Our childhood was in exile – Patricia Magara. Daily Monitor, 13 January 2014. “This was not a loss due to unpopularity. It was a loss because of how the election was conducted. Violence marred the entire process, and there was no credible voter register used in several areas.” Magara Demands Fresh NRM Primaries in Katikamu South over Rigging Allegations. Nile Post, 4 August 2025. External links Category:1978 births Category:Living people