NEBBI, MARACHA LAUNCH PLU ENDORSEMENT DRIVE FOR GEN. MUHOOZI KAINERUGABA

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By Adiru Charity @AfricaPamoja-UG
NEBBI/MARACHA — The Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) West Nile office has announced the commencement of an endorsement exercise for Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, following the launch of signature collection activities in Nebbi and Maracha districts.

In a statement dated September 17, 2026, PLU West Nile Coordinator Atima Jackson Lee Buti congratulated the two districts for taking the lead in initiating the endorsement exercise through the signing of endorsement books.
The coordinator acknowledged the efforts of Minister Phiona Nyamutoro, PLU West Nile Deputy Coordinator Emmanuel Urombi, Hon.

 Rose Ayaka Atima and Mr. Justus Aduma, alongside other leaders involved in coordinating activities in the two districts.
The statement also recognised Hon. Tom Aliti Candia and Maracha LCV Chairperson Wani Emmanuel for their participation in the mobilisation exercise in Maracha.

According to the statement, the endorsement exercise is expected to expand to sub-counties and parishes across the region, with the PLU West Nile office calling for participation from citizens irrespective of their faith, religion or political affiliation.

The statement further highlighted patriotism, national unity, discipline and service to the country as among the values the organisation seeks to promote through its activities.
The development marks the beginning of a broader signature mobilisation exercise in West Nile, with Nebbi and Maracha among the districts initiating the process.

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