Kampala, Uganda – In a powerful show of solidarity, the youth of Uganda have issued a formal declaration endorsing Capt. Mike Mukula, Vice Chairman of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) for the Eastern Region, as a visionary leader worthy of unwavering support.
The declaration, signed by a coalition of youth organizations, associations, and Pan-Africanist movements across the country, highlights Mukula’s dedication to the NRM’s ideology and his pivotal role in mentoring young Ugandans.
A Leader of Principle and Vision
The youth praised Capt. Mukula for his exemplary service, describing him as a unifying figure whose leadership embodies patriotism, socio-economic transformation, and Pan-Africanist values.
The statement emphasized his ability to mobilize grassroots support and articulate the aspirations of the NRM, making him a trusted leader among young Turks, Generation Z, and progressive youth movements.
Key Resolutions
In the declaration, the youth resolved to:
- Mobilize nationwide support for Capt. Mukula ahead of the NRM National Conference scheduled for August 22–25, 2025.
- Reject opportunistic politics, affirming that their backing is based on principle rather than material inducements.
- Encourage delegates to vote with conscience, urging them to prioritize the NRM’s long-term stability and vision.
- Amplify Mukula’s message through grassroots campaigns, social media engagement, and political mobilization.
A Bridge Between Generations
The youth hailed Mukula as a leader who connects the NRM’s founding principles with the aspirations of a new generation. “His leadership provides a bridge between the past and the future, ensuring the Movement remains strong and united,” the declaration stated.
As the NRM prepares for its National Conference, this resounding endorsement from Uganda’s youth signals strong momentum for Capt. Mukula’s continued leadership. The declaration underscores the critical role young people play in shaping the party’s direction and reaffirms their commitment to a prosperous Uganda under the NRM’s banner.
