Amolatar District WMP Aspirant Tyan Advocates for Unity and Education

By Our Reporter  

Amolatar, Uganda: Amolatar District prepares for a new era of leadership, Nam Eve Tyan, an aspirant for the Women Member of Parliament (WMP) seat, has reaffirmed her dedication to promoting inclusive education. She has also called for unity and reconciliation among supporters of all aspirants ahead of the 2026 general elections, urging the people of Amolatar to maintain harmony and togetherness as the political atmosphere intensifies.

A vibrant and youthful councilor, Nam Eve Tyan has consistently demonstrated her commitment to the community. She has encouraged learners to embrace innovation and creativity during their holidays, emphasizing the importance of education in shaping the district's future. Additionally, she has proposed that politicians be allowed to serve three consecutive terms, arguing that this would provide them with sufficient time to implement impactful projects.

The current MPs in Amolatar District, however, face mounting criticism for failing to deliver on key campaign promises. This has fueled a growing demand for leaders who can bring tangible change to the district. Nam Eve Tyan’s vision of unity, education, and effective leadership has struck a chord with many voters.

In addition to her political aspirations, Nam Eve Tyan has been actively involved in grassroots initiatives aimed at empowering women and youth. She has spearheaded programs that provide vocational training and mentorship opportunities, equipping participants with skills to improve their livelihoods. Her hands-on approach to addressing community challenges has earned her widespread admiration and support.

As the district looks to the future, Nam Eve Tyan’s message of hope, progress, and inclusivity continues to resonate with the people of Amolatar.