TAKING THE NRM MESSAGE TO THE STREETS: How Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Is Rallying Kampala Market Vendors Behind President Museveni’s Wealth Drive

29 Jul 2026 - 22:30
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TAKING THE NRM MESSAGE TO THE STREETS: How Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Is Rallying Kampala Market Vendors Behind President Museveni’s Wealth Drive
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TAKING THE NRM MESSAGE TO THE STREETS: How Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Is Rallying Kampala Market Vendors Behind President Museveni’s Wealth Drive

At the finals of the Nakawa Market football tournament in Lugogo, the Chief Mobilizer made it clear that defeating household poverty in the President’s new term is a top national priority.

General Desk Report Phillip Omondi Stadium, Lugogo Special Political Feature

In a strong move to secure the support of Kampala’s working class, the Manager of the Office of the NRM National Chairman (ONC), Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, has taken President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s economic message straight to the heart of the city's market community. Officiating as chief guest at the finals of the Nakawa Market football tournament, Namyalo delivered a clear message to thousands of traders: this political term must deliver real financial progress to every home.


Connecting Directly with the Working Class

The tournament brought together hundreds of market vendors who swapped their busy market stalls for the football pitch at Phillip Omondi Stadium in Lugogo. Speaking to the roaring crowd after Kasoli FC won the championship title, Hajjat Namyalo skipped long political talk and went straight to what matters most to ordinary traders: daily earnings and household growth.

Flanked by the Minister for Kampala Capital City and Metropolitan Affairs, Hajjat Minsa Kabanda, Namyalo urged the business community to fully embrace government programs created to boost small businesses. She reminded the vendors that President Museveni’s current term gives every hardworking Ugandan a fresh opportunity to climb out of poverty and build lasting financial stability.

"Getting out of poverty in Museveni’s new kisanja is mandatory." — Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye

Direct Cash Support for Local Vendors

To prove that the ONC stands firmly behind small traders, Namyalo backed her words with instant financial support for the teams that took part in the tournament. The tournament winners, Kasoli FC representing the maize vendors, walked away with one million Uganda shillings in cash. First runners-up Nyanya FC representing tomato traders received five hundred thousand shillings, while third-placed Nyama FC took home three hundred thousand shillings. A special cash reward of two hundred thousand shillings was also handed to the cassava vendors for their active participation and great team spirit.

Namyalo praised the organizers for using football to bring traders together, noting that sports build trust, teamwork, and peaceful living. She stressed that when market vendors stand united, it becomes much easier for them to organize themselves into formal groups, access development funds, and grow their businesses together.

The ONC Strategy in Kampala

The joint appearance of Hajjat Namyalo and Minister Minsa Kabanda showed a unified team working tirelessly to support Kampala’s informal sector. Under Namyalo’s leadership, the Office of the NRM National Chairman has become a welcoming doorway where ordinary citizens can raise their issues and receive direct guidance on how to benefit from government wealth-creation drives.

Namyalo reassured the crowd that the ONC will keep working closely with the leaders of Nakawa Market to deliver practical equipment, business tools, and direct support to women and youth traders. By combining sports, community spirit, and real financial empowerment, Namyalo continues to prove herself as a dedicated field strategist who brings President Museveni's vision directly to the people.

Summary Note Through hands-on leadership and direct grassroots engagement, Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo is bridging the gap between national leadership and everyday traders, ensuring that government programs reach the hardworking Ugandans who keep Kampala's markets moving.

© General News Desk • Official News Release

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