Ugandans have been urged to turn up in large numbers and peacefully participate in the upcoming Village Women Council and LC1 elections, with leaders emphasizing that every vote plays a vital role in shaping the future of local communities.
The call comes as the country prepares for the grassroots elections, where citizens will choose leaders responsible for addressing community concerns, promoting development, and strengthening local governance.
Supporters of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) have encouraged voters to cast their ballots for the party’s yellow flag bearers, saying the move will help protect the gains made over the years, promote wealth creation initiatives, enhance security in villages, and safeguard the interests of bibanja holders.
They noted that the elections present an opportunity for citizens to choose leaders who understand the needs of their communities and can effectively champion development at the village level.
As polling day approaches, voters have been reminded that every vote matters and that participating in the electoral process is a civic responsibility that contributes to building stronger, more prosperous communities.
