NRM Contenders Unite Behind Jane Frances Acilo in Oyam District Woman MP Contest

In a stunning and historic development in Oyam District, the race for the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Woman Member of Parliament seat has taken an extraordinary turn. Jane Frances Acilo, a dynamic grassroots leader, has emerged as the clear favorite following a remarkable show of unity among her former rivals.

The pivotal moment unfolded during a well-attended event hosted by Acilo, where key NRM sub-county structural leaders from Myene and Kamdini were invited for an insightful tour of her farm. The farm is more than just a piece of land—it symbolizes Acilo’s vision for sustainable development and empowerment at the grassroots level.

What followed was a declaration that stunned many political observers: Princess Prisca Odongo and Jannette Proscovia Achan, both formidable contenders for the NRM flag bearer position, announced their decision to step down and lend their full support to Acilo’s candidacy. This unprecedented act of solidarity is being hailed as a landmark moment in Oyam’s political landscape.

The move sends a powerful message of unity and shared purpose within the NRM party, signaling a collective commitment to advancing the welfare of Oyam’s people. By consolidating their efforts behind Acilo, the trio aims to strengthen the party’s position and ensure a focused, transformative leadership for the district.

Speaking at the event, Jane Frances Acilo expressed gratitude and optimism: “This unity is a testament to our shared vision for Oyam. Together, we will work tirelessly to empower our communities, improve livelihoods, and bring about meaningful change.”

Political analysts suggest this alliance could reshape the electoral dynamics in Oyam, positioning Acilo as a frontrunner with broad-based support. With her commitment to integrity and grassroots development, she is poised to lead Oyam into a new era of progress.

As the NRM gears up for the upcoming primary elections, this historic unity pact in Oyam stands as a beacon of hope and a model for collaborative leadership.