Summary:
- The final display and registration of all party members, including those previously unrecorded, are expected to be completed by the end of February.
KAMPALA: The Central Executive Committee (CEC) of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) has expressed satisfaction with the progress of digitizing the party’s membership register.
The CEC, the party’s top decision-making organ, shared its approval during a special meeting held on Thursday at Maya Nature Resort, chaired by the First National Vice Chairman, Alhajji Moses Kigongo.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, NRM Director for Communication Hon. Emmanuel Dombo highlighted the committee’s positive assessment of the digitization efforts.
“The committee is pleased with the progress made on the members’ register,” Dombo said, adding that the CEC resolved to allocate all necessary resources to complete the exercise. The final display and registration of all party members, including those previously unrecorded, are expected to be completed by the end of February. Dombo emphasized that this comprehensive register is critical for upcoming party activities.
On the political and electoral roadmap, Dombo revealed that the CEC deliberated extensively on its development. He noted that the roadmap will guide the party’s activities in the coming months, with members agreeing that the National Chairman should reconvene the CEC at the end of February.
“The National Chairman will convene the Central Executive Committee again at the end of February to further discuss, consider, and approve the electoral and political strategy,” Dombo stated.
He further explained that finalizing the roadmap depends on completing the digitized membership register, underscoring the party’s commitment to ensuring its strategies are informed by accurate and updated data.
Hon. Dombo concluded by stating that the CEC directed the party secretariat to take immediate action to implement the resolutions, reflecting the party’s focus on efficiency and preparedness.
