NUP Embarks on First National Tour Amidst Adversity in Buwenge, Kamuli

In an unprecedented display of tenacity and unity, the National Unity Platform (NUP) led by Robert Kyagulanyi, also known as Bobi Wine, has commenced its first national tour in Buwenge, Kamuli, signaling a fervent call for political transformation in Uganda. Despite facing daunting challenges including intimidation, the impact of teargas, and the echo of live bullets, thousands of Ugandans have courageously gathered to support the NUP’s message of change.

From the early hours of the morning, enthusiastic crowds have lined up at every stop to welcome the NUP’s caravan, embodying a spirit of resilience and hope. Robert Kyagulanyi, in his rallying call, highlighted the unwavering spirit of the Ugandan people. “Our people have braved incredible intimidation to receive us warmly in their thousands as we head to Kamuli. This marks our first national tour — the people are hungry for change,” stated Kyagulanyi.

The tour not only represents a milestone for the NUP but also serves as a beacon of hope for many Ugandans across the nation who are yearning for a new direction in governance. As the movement traverses through Eastern Uganda, it is clear that the call for change resonates deeply with the citizens, transcending the barriers of fear and oppression.

Amidst the fervor surrounding the NUP’s inaugural national tour, President Yoweri Museveni is scheduled to visit Bugweri District, a significant region in the Busoga area of Eastern Uganda. This visit is set against a backdrop of rising political engagement and may highlight the ongoing dynamics within the national political landscape.

CMP Publications calls on all Ugandans, both within the nation and abroad, to stay informed and engaged as the NUP continues its journey across the country. This tour is a critical moment in Uganda’s political landscape, emphasizing the collective aspiration for a transparent, accountable, and inclusive government.

As the NUP’s tour progresses and the President prepares for his visit to Bugweri, the world watches closely, acknowledging the courage of the Ugandan people in their quest for democratic renewal and governance that truly represents the will of the people. Let this tour be a testament to the power of unity and the enduring spirit of a nation that seeks to reclaim its voice in the corridors of power