By Juma Nsubuga
NRM party has officially unveiled the official portrait for it’s 2026 presidential flag bearer.
The theme for 2025/26 campaigns is ‘Protecting the Gains as we make a qualitative leap into high middle income status’
The unveiling ceremony was officiated by the NRM 1st National Vice Chairman Al-Haj Moses Kigongo and witnessed by the 2nd vice chairperson (Female) Rebecca Kadaga alongside CEC, NEC and NRM secretariat top leadership led by Richard Todwong.
Kigongo challenged NRM members not to antagonize Wanainchi while asking them to vote for NRM.
“I urge you members to seriously convince people to vote for NRM by telling them what we have done not to abuse them. We are going to campaign seriously but not antagonize people. Don’t abuse people neither insulting them. Just reach to them and tell them what movement has done to them and ask them to revote NRM in power for another 5years” he said.
Kigongo also appealed to NRM members to have discipline while campaigning for the party.
“Movement is very strong because it respects people and know what people want” he said adding that in movement discipline first. If you don’t have discipline, you are not going to achieve anything in this country. Before asking people to vote for you, do an assessment on yourself and see whether you are eligible. We have to be disciplined while persuading people to join NRM” he noted
He further urged NRM members to work together for a better and strong party.
“For those who wronged each other in the recent primaries should learn to forgive and continue working together as NRM family” he said
“I appeal to all NRM members to go back to our methods of working to enable to have peaceful elections. Today as we officially launch our presidential campaign portrait,we have opened a new chapter. We have gone back to the drawing table and we request all Ugandans to support movement to renew our mandate for another 5years” Kigongo added
He said that as a party, NRM is looking at scoring 95% for the president in the coming general elections.
