Buliisa District — Residents of Buliisa District have expressed readiness to take part in the general elections scheduled for Thursday this week, urging fellow voters to turn up in large numbers and maintain peace throughout the electoral process.
Several mothers who spoke to our reporter voiced concerns over possible electoral violence, voter intimidation and unrest, particularly among the youth. They appealed to the community to prioritize peace before, during and after polling day.
Darlson Nyamijumbi, a resident of Kitahura Cell in Buliisa Town Council, said she is fully prepared for polling day and called on voters to exercise their democratic right responsibly. She emphasized the need for calm and unity, noting that peace has been maintained during previous elections.
▶️ : Nyamijumbi on elections – Lugungu
Meanwhile, Grace Kujunwa and Oliver Kabonesa, residents of Biiso Town Council, challenged voters to actively participate in the elections and freely vote for candidates of their choice. They warned against election-related violence, citing the Democratic Republic of Congo as an example of how prolonged conflict undermines peace and development.
▶️ : Kabonesa and Kujunwa on peaceful elections – Lugungu
Similar sentiments were echoed in neighboring Hoima District, where voters say they are ready for polling day. Robert Asaba, Fred Gawera and Ogen Santos, residents of Hanga, Kyakahorogo and Buraza villages in Kigorobya and Kapapi sub-counties, respectively, said they are fully prepared to cast their votes and called for a peaceful and orderly electoral process.
▶️ : Gawera on readiness – Lugungu
