Why MP Omara Paul believes he can secure the NRM flag for reelection
The Otuke County MP Paul Omara is aiming to hold the NRM party flag for his reelection bid in 2026.
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Omara-Christmas Cup unites Otuke youth
The competitions brought together youth for the Town Council and Sub-county in Otuke.
Dr Opio Acuti says LPG to use “whatever is available” to unite warring MPs
Speaking on Wednesday 22, in Okwang Town Council where he launched the upgrade of a 31km road, Works and Transport Minister Gen. Katumba Wamala pledged to invite Lango MPs Omara and Abeja to reconciliation talks.
Otuke’s Barjobi Health Centre III gets shs1b for upgrade
In the Financial Year 2022/2023, Opio said 2,791 were admitted at the facility out of which 1,100 were from outside Otuke.
PM Nabbanja, MPs contribute shs110m for “Dero Amon SACCO” in Otuke County
Molly Akao, a mother of four was excited about Dero Amon SACCO and tells tndNews, “I’m happy and hope to benefit from it. Our MP has fulfilled his promise and i hope he do more.”
Gen. Katumba Wamala calls for viable roads’ linkage to neighbouring states and districts
MP Omara Paul of Otuke County said the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the Baralegi-Okwang-Agweng road is under shs1 million and was approved by the Parliament for all the districts in the country.
What Minister Gen. Katumba, MP Omara said during the launch of 31km road upgrade in Otuke County
Works and Transport Minister Gen Katumba Wamala believes the 31km road will be able to help the farmers in the area to take their products to the markets.
Karamojong threats: MP Omara Paul wants local militias recruited – “but it’s not advisable,” says UPDF
The Karamojong cattle raiders are threatening Lango and Acholi as more than 450 cattle are stolen from Lango in recent weeks.
MP-elect Paul Omara, his challenger Omara Awio pledge to work for Otuke Constituency
Mr Paul Omara: “The contest was not about themselves but entirely and squarely about what should be done to cause development in Otuke Constituency, which has remained behind compared to other rural constituencies in the country.”