Africa-Press – Uganda. Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, the head of the Office of the National Chairperson of the National Resistance Movement (NRM), has strongly condemned incidents of multiple voting reported during the party primaries in Wakiso and Kampala.
Namyalo accused some leaders vying for various positions of orchestrating the malpractice to skew results in their favour, warning that such actions undermine the credibility of the party’s internal democratic processes.
“I condemn these acts of multiple voting that some of our leaders are involved in during the primaries. This goes against the principles of fairness and transparency,” Namyalo said.
She also appealed to the NRM Elections Disputes Tribunal to handle any petitions or complaints with impartiality and integrity.
“I urge the tribunal to stand on the side of truth, not favouritism, for the sake of justice. Only then can we build a stronger party rooted in credibility,” she added.
Namyalo’s comments come amid growing concerns over irregularities in the ongoing party primaries, especially in urban areas like Wakiso and Kampala, where tensions between rival camps have led to multiple petitions.
Observers say how the party leadership responds to these concerns could have significant implications for party unity ahead of the 2026 general elections.
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