By Frank Kamuntu
As Ugandans prepare to celebrate the Easter holidays, Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, the head of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), has delivered a heartfelt message urging citizens to prioritize safety, health, and responsibility during the festivities.
In her message, Namyalo, widely recognized as the mobilizer of the Bazzukulu of Kaguta Museveni, emphasized the importance of discipline and caution over the long weekend.
“No drinking and driving. Protect yourself. Your life matters!” she said, reminding revelers to celebrate mindfully and avoid preventable tragedies.
The ONC chief also used the occasion to speak directly to the youth, cautioning against risky behavior and urging them to remain focused, especially as the country edges closer to the 2026 general elections.
“Ugandans are tired of drama. They want development—not noise from opportunistic politicians,” Namyalo stated. “Come 2026, the Bazzukulu stand firm with President Museveni.”
She concluded her Easter message with a warm wish for peace and unity across the nation:
“I wish all Ugandans a peaceful, united and joyful Easter.”
Her message aligns with broader calls for responsible celebration and reflects a tone of continued political mobilization as the ruling NRM gears up for the next electoral season.
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