Abudul George Runs Unopposed for NRM Publicity Position in Agali Subcounty, Eyes MP Seat for Erute South Lira, Uganda – May 16, 2025 In a surprising turn of events, Abudul George, a well-known political figure and aspiring Member of Parliament for Erute South, has been declared the unopposed winner for the publicity position in the Agali Subcounty under the National Resistance Movement (NRM) election of structures. The announcement, made earlier today, has sparked discussions among locals and political analysts alike, as Abudul continues to solidify his influence within the ruling party. The NRM’s internal elections for subcounty structures saw George emerge as the sole candidate for the publicity secretary role, a position responsible for mobilizing support and disseminating party information. His unopposed candidacy signals strong grassroots backing and strategic positioning within the NRM ahead of the 2026 general elections. Speaking to supporters after his confirmation, George expressed gratitude, stating, “This is a clear sign of trust from the people of Agali. My focus remains on uniting our community and ensuring the NRM’s message reaches every household.” Meanwhile, the race for Agali Subcounty Chairperson, Hon Iwany Robinson, announced a winner after heated election took place, there were three contestants seeking the same position , Hon Olwal Fred, Pastor odur Bobson faced fierce competition from rivals who questioned his vision for agricultural development and youth empowerment. Campaign rallies turned into battlegrounds of ideas, His message of “Unity Through Action” resonating deeply. George’s uncontested win is widely seen as a stepping stone toward his larger goal: clinching the Erute South MP seat. Analysts suggest that his active involvement in party structures and visibility in local development projects have positioned him as a formidable candidate. “Running unopposed at this level gives him momentum,” remarked a political commentator in Lira District. “If he maintains this trajectory, he could be a strong contender when the MP race heats up.” With the NRM structures now in place, George is expected to intensify his outreach campaigns across Erute South. His ability to leverage this new role for broader political gains will be closely watched as Uganda’s 2026 election season approaches.