NRM releases roadmap for primary and structure elections
Meanwhile, a group of over 500 youth in Gulu City say they are ready to campaign for the NRM and President Yoweri Museveni in the coming elections due to his endeavours of uplifting the population out of poverty.
The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) political and electoral roadmap 2025-26 has been released by the Secretary-General, Richard Todwong, at the party headquarters in Kampala.
The Secretary-General told a press conference that the program will begin next week on April 24th with the expression of interest and nomination for party structure elections at the village level and LC1 Chairperson.
He described the event as a very important milestone for the party and called on Party members to be very observant of the dates proposed for all the Party activities.
Meanwhile, a group of over 500 youth in Gulu City say they are ready to campaign for the NRM and President Yoweri Museveni in the coming elections due to his endeavours of uplifting the population out of poverty.
In a meeting held yesterday by the NRM Secretary General in Gulu city, the enthusiastic group pledged utmost loyalty to President Museveni for empowerment policies like the Parish Development Model and Emyooga to boost incomes.
“We intend to advance the NRM agenda of socio-economic transformation through the ‘musevenomics’ leadership approach, which blends foresight, regional integration, peaceful coexistence, stability and pragmatic development.”
Secretary General Todwong asked the cadres to live exemplary lives because many look up to them.
”A good cadre preaches love, social order, harmony and hard work to contribute to the nation’s growth and development without blame games,” Todwong said, as he commended the group for engaging in wealth creation through their SACCO.
SG Todwong also called on the youth to demand accountable leadership through fighting corruption and embezzlement of public funds.
”It requires concerted efforts of all Ugandans to eliminate the misuse of public resources to steer service delivery. Report the corrupt officials, and the government will act. We cannot look on as our flagship programmes like the PDM are undermined by some selfish corrupt officials,” Todwong said.
He committed to walk with them on their journey to prosperity. “The NRM Secretariat is at your disposal and ready to assist and support you to achieve your goals,” Todwong said.
