The National Resistance Movement (NRM) has entered a critical phase of internal elections, with party members across various levels competing for leadership positions in the ongoing restructuring process. The eight-day exercise, which began today, will see elections for village committees up to higher party structures, including flagbearers for non-specified positions.
Party members have enthusiastically embraced the electoral process, with multiple candidates contesting for various positions. The NRM leadership views these elections as crucial for strengthening the party's grassroots structures ahead of future national polls.
Mpigi Showcases Democratic Process
In Mpigi Town Council, the NRM chairman highlighted the importance of these elections during a meeting with party members from Maziba Parish. He emphasised how the restructuring exercise would enhance unity within party ranks while ensuring broader participation in leadership selection.
Jamiru Kisuule, head of NRM's Jamii wing in Maziba Parish, provided insights into the smooth progress of the electoral process. "The preparations have been thorough and transparent," Kisuule noted, commending both registrars and local NRM chairpersons for their effective organisation at village levels.
