North's First
A central focus of Obol’s address was the need to transform the Janani Luwum Memorial Site at Mucwini into a fully developed national and international pilgrimage center.
For many in attendance, it was more than a ceremonial gesture, it was a symbol of partnership between faith and state in advancing community welfare.
Lamwo District Education Officer Banabas Langoya commended the school’s leadership and governance.
Without decisive climate action, Northern Uganda risks burning its future one season at a time.
Odong Patrick, an FDC supporter urged accountability, saying although their candidate did not win, the issues raised during campaigns, like garbage management and unemployment, must be addressed.
Clan chief Olal Richard of Paracelle in Palabek Nyimur sub-county called for accountable and peaceful leadership, describing Lanyero as approachable during consultations.
Anywar has previously highlighted infrastructure development, improved health services, access to clean water, and community empowerment as core agenda items.
The Increasing Access to Justice and Respect for Human Rights for the Youth in Kitgum and Lamwo districts project is funded by Bread for the World – Protestant Development Service.
Onekalit faces stiff competition from Jimmy K. Olenge (UPC), Beatrice Atim Anywar (NRM), and Okello Rambo (Independent) in what is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched races in the Acholi sub-region.
Patrick Okwera, resident of Guru-Guru Cell in Kal B wards Palabek Kal Town Council, described the initiative as one that directly touches the lives of ordinary people.
Margaret Akot, a resident of Kitgum Municipality, said the public often hears about clashes between youth groups during elections.
Minister Onek said the financial support is intended to strengthen household incomes and enhance the economic independence of rural families.
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