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DENIS MUTEGUYA; Empowerment Program Under Office of the National Chairman (ONC) Is Threatened by Egocentric Leaders

In today’s political landscape, the Office of the National Chairman, led by SPA/PA Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, has been at the forefront of implementing a transformative empowerment program under the guidance of Chairman of the party H. E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Tibuhaburwa. However, this noble initiative has faced opposition from egocentric and politically detached leaders within the government. Its important the office overcomes these obstacles for the betterment of society.

These Sabotuers need to Understand the Empowerment Program, its objectives and significance and why its led by SPA/PA Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye. It is in no dispute the positive impact of the program on disadvantaged communities is beginning to yield as many people are already coming out to testify how their livelihoods have changed after they received empowerment assortments from Office of the National Chairman(ONC). ONC has significantly played a role in poverty alleviation and inclusive development more so in rural areas where people had lost hope in the ruling government due to the corrupt leaders who couldn’t deliver what had been given to the people by the president to empower them.
The Office of the National Chairman has resurrected the mightiness of the NRM party through these empowerment programs as it is directly impacting on lives of the ordinary citizens. With the visionary leadership of H. E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Tibuhaburwa and the able management of SPA/PA Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, there’s commitment to empowering marginalized groups which is in no doubt unquestionable as there’s glaring evidence in all regions of the country where SPA /PA Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye has extended the empowerment program.

It is no surprise as a result of highly unexpected resounding success in the empowerment program in a short period of time, envious and politically detached leaders have now unleashed their egocentric behavior by exhibiting a self-centered focus, prioritizing personal interests over the well-being of the public. They are showing arrogance, disregard for others’ opinions, and using their position for personal gain. Which traits has contributed to lack of transparency and accountability in government affairs.

Detached political mindsets among some leaders has impeded progress and weakens the pursuit of national development goals. Collaborative and engaged leadership is crucial for effective governance. There is need to address the resistance from egocentric leaders to ensure the successful implementation of the empowerment program. Allowing opposition to prevail in empowerment programs may result in missed opportunities for social transformation, hindering progress, widening socioeconomic disparities, and perpetuating a system that doesn’t effectively address the needs of the population, could lead to stagnation rather than positive change.

Emphasizing the prioritization of the empowerment program’s long-term benefits over short-term political interests is crucial for fostering sustainable development and creating positive, lasting impacts on the community. This approach aligns with building a resilient and equitable society.
The empowerment program under the Office of the National Chairman, headed by SPA/PA Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, has the potential to uplift marginalized communities and promote inclusive development. However, the existence of egocentric and politically detached leaders presents a significant obstacle to its success. By recognizing these challenges and implementing strategies to overcome opposition, we can ensure the realization of a fairer and more prosperous society. It is imperative for the government and stakeholders to prioritize the empowerment program and work together to overcome these hurdles for the greater good of the nation.

denismuteguya@gmail.com

ONC Coordinator Busoga Sub-Region

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