Promises

Okello Ayo is competing against incumbent Sam Atul, Sarah Awor, Ogwang Med Mach, Ogwang Olwa Veve, among other candidates.

The son of the former President said his decision to run as an independent candidate was motivated by a desire to unite residents across political divides and focus on long-term development.

The Bobi Wine rally in Adjumani ended with residents hopeful yet cautious, urging the NUP leader to deliver on his promises should he take power.

The NRM candidate for Oyam district woman MP seat 2026-2031 continues to traverse the district for votes ahead of January 15 parliamentary (general) elections.

Muntu also pledged to prioritise refugee management in the West Nile region, which continues to host large numbers of refugees, should he assume power.

CP Otine, a UPC leader from Aleka sub-county, promised to advocate for more votes for President Museveni, saying he would “leave the space” for UPC President Akena Obote.

Since November 10, Jane Frances Acilo has expressed a commitment to pushing for development projects across Oyam district, with locals applauding her village-to-village and parish-to-parish campaign approach.

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.

Mabirizi said his commitment to Ugandans predates his presidential bid, noting that he has been supporting vulnerable children’s education for years.

Aloyotoo Agnes, contesting on the JEEMA party ticket, faces stiff competition from several other candidates in the Lamwo County parliamentary race.

Obonyo Frances of Adyeda B village, Adyeda parish in Eastern Ward, joined women in applauding Acilo for going to villages to share her manifesto.