By Frank Kamuntu
The Manager of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, on Tuesday led a massive mobilisation drive that drew thousands of supporters to Kololo Grounds for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s final campaign rally ahead of the January 15 polls.
Popularly known as Chief Muzukkulu, Namyalo arrived at Kololo flanked by hundreds of boda boda riders from different parts of Kampala, alongside large numbers of ghetto youth and students drawn from various institutions. The colourful procession underscored her growing influence as one of the ruling National Resistance Movement’s key grassroots mobilisers.
One mobilisation team set off from the Office of the National Chairman in Kyambogo before linking up with other groups along major city roads, all converging at Kololo in a show of unity and enthusiasm for the President.
Over the years, Namyalo’s tenure at ONC has been marked by extensive grassroots engagement, particularly among young people. Her mobilisation efforts have seen large numbers of youths across the country rally behind the NRM, reinforcing the party’s support base ahead of the 2026 general elections.
Currently serving as the overall coordinator of President Museveni’s vote protection efforts, Namyalo has reiterated her commitment to safeguarding the President’s mandate, emphasizing vigilance and organisation throughout the electoral process.
Chief Muzukkulu also played a central role in launching the popular “Jajja Tova Ku Main” campaign, a nationwide movement that saw supporters, affectionately known as bazzukulu, call on President Museveni to return to the ballot in 2026 and continue steering Uganda’s development agenda.
The Kololo rally capped weeks of intense mobilisation and set the tone for the final stretch of the campaign, with supporters turning out in large numbers to affirm their backing for President Museveni.
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