PLU's Paul Wanyoto Intervenes to Unite Rival PLU Mobilisation Factions in Bugisu

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Counsel Paul Mugoya Wanyoto has intervened to reconcile two rival Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) mobilisation factions in Bugisu, in a move aimed at uniting their efforts ahead of the October 24 endorsement Baraza for Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba at Mbale Cricket Ground.

The two groups, one led by Hajji Isma Mukakandi and the other by Brian Mauso, had been conducting parallel mobilisation activities amid disagreements over their efforts to mobilise supporters for the event.


Wanyoto brought the rival camps together during a reconciliation meeting at his home in Nabweya, Mbale Northern City Division, where both sides pledged to work together towards the success of the gathering.

The intervention is expected to strengthen the Bugisu regional organising committee's mobilisation drive as it prepares for the Baraza, which is intended to endorse Gen. Kainerugaba, the PLU national chairman, as a potential successor to President Yoweri Museveni.

Wanyoto urged the rival factions to put aside their differences and focus on their shared objective of mobilising a large turnout at the cricket ground.


Both camps reportedly agreed to work together following the meeting, signalling a push to end the parallel mobilisation efforts and consolidate their activities under the regional organising committee.

The October 24 event is expected to bring together PLU coordinators, political leaders and supporters from across the Bugisu sub-region.

The reconciliation comes as the regional team intensifies preparations for the Baraza, with organisers seeking to demonstrate unity and strong grassroots mobilisation ahead of the gathering.

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