TOP STORY! Lango Delegates Endorse Kalisa Kalangwa Moses for NRM CEC Vice Chairperson – Central Uganda

Lango Delegates Endorse Kalisa Kalangwa Moses for NRM CEC Vice Chairperson – Central Uganda

Lango, Uganda— In a strong show of support, delegates from the Lango region have publicly endorsed Kalisa Kalangwa Moses** in his bid for the position of NRM Vice Chairperson for Central Uganda, a key role within the party’s Central Executive Committee (CEC).

Kalisa, a respected figure within the ruling party, is campaigning to strengthen ties between Central Uganda and other regions, promising dynamic and inclusive leadership. Expressing gratitude for the endorsement, he reaffirmed his commitment to serving both the party and the country.

At a recent rally, Lango delegates passionately declared, "We are behind you forever, Kalisa Kalangwa Moses," underscoring their confidence in his leadership and vision for the party's growth in Central Uganda.

The support from Lango is considered a major boost to Kalisa’s campaign, reflecting regional unity and confidence in his ability to represent their interests at the national level.

Joseph Olet Magazie, one of the delegates, emphasized that Kalisa's clear and transformative agenda sets him apart. “We’ve listened to many candidates, but Hon. Kalisa is well-organized, visionary, and focused on strengthening the party. I will proudly vote for him at the delegate conference,” he said.

Talib Okao, NRM Chairperson for Apac District, also praised Kalisa as a “tested and reliable leader,” noting that Lango is committed to driving positive change by supporting a candidate who genuinely cares for party members. “Hon. Kalisa is an action-oriented leader, unlike his opponents,” he added.

Ogwal Alex, NRM Chairperson for Lira City East, joined other party leaders in echoing support for Kalisa, further solidifying the region's unified stance.

As the race for the NRM Vice Chairperson – Central Uganda heats up, all eyes are on Kalisa Kalangwa Moses to see whether he can convert this strong regional backing into broader national support.