NRM Party Registrar Raises Concerns Over Internal Elections.

Kyambadde Lawrence

Category: Politics

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Published: 20 May 2025

The NRM party registrar, Hajjat Hadijja Namyalo, has raised serious concerns about the ongoing internal elections, particularly regarding the party register.

Speaking from her office at Kyambogo, Namyalo stated that the current register is flawed, which has led to confusion and disputes among candidates.

Namyalo, who oversees the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), emphasized that the register was not properly updated, causing irregular elections at various levels—from villages to sub-counties. She also noted that some supporters affiliated with the ONC have secured leadership positions in these internal polls.

The current disputes arise from an unverified register. What remains now is to engage with these supporters and see how they will perform in the national leader’s elections.

Namyalo further urged the winning candidates not to limit themselves to internal party contests but to prepare for national elections. She cautioned against infighting and stressed the need for unity.

I encourage our supporters to avoid conflicts that don’t build the party. Let’s focus on moving forward and competing in broader elections.

She also criticized the roles of RDCs (Resident District Commissioners) and RCCs (Resident City Commissioners), accusing them of interfering in the elections and disregarding proper procedures.

The RDCs and RCCs have overstepped their mandates, issuing directives that contradict the party’s guidelines.

Some ONC supporters who won positions in the elections have pledged to push for the party’s broader success.

All eyes are now on the NRM’s final internal elections, set for this Friday. The ONC office is optimistic about securing 50% of the positions.

That report was filed by Lawrence Salt TV. Stay tuned for more updates.

Kyambadde Lawrence

Kyambade Lawrence is a journalist with extensive experience in covering community stories, using his deep understanding of local issues to create impactful narratives. His ability to connect with the community and capture the essence of their experiences makes his stories resonate deeply with audiences, often sparking meaningful change and awareness. With a genuine commitment to highlighting the voices of those in his community, Kyambade’s work goes beyond reporting—his stories inspire action and foster a sense of connection, truly making a difference where it matters most.