Nsamba Patrick Oshabe

Patrick Nsamba Oshabe born (1980-04-14) is a Ugandan politician and Member of Parliament for Kassanda North Constituency. He was born in Mubende district. He was elected to the position in January 2021 under the National Unity Platform. Previously, he served as MP under NRM.

Early life and education Nsamba studied at Kikandwa UMEA Primary School in Mubende District, and Mityana Secondary School for both O and A-Levels. He attained a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Philosophy from Makerere University and later obtained a Master of Arts in Ethics and Public Management.

He is a Development Management Consultant who also attained a Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Development and a Diploma in Development Management from Open University, UK. He sits on Committee on Education and Sports in the 11th Parliament. He is also a member of the Pan African Parliament, the legislative body of the African Union located in Midrand, South Africa.

He was one of the NRM rebel MPs and headed the team of six legislators who were to table a motion urging the government to constitute a Constitutional Review Commission that would prepare an omnibus Constitution Amendment Bill which was defeated by the majority party members. He then quitted the party and joined the then People Power movement in 2019 which later became NUP. In 2021 after the general elections, he was among the top five MPs who were considered to be appointed as the Leader of Opposition for the 11 Parliament.

Controversy Nsamba was petitioned by his opponent in the January 2026 parliamentary elections for a vote recount, a case he won after the Mubende Magistrate court passed a ruling dismissing the petition due to insufficiency evidence.