Summary:
- According to members, he failed to fulfill his responsibilities as outlined in their guiding rules, leading to his dismissal on March 9, 2025.
KATAKWI: Delegates of the Yellow Brigade Team, a National Resistance Movement (NRM) mobilization group in Katakwi District, have unanimously voted to remove David Outa from his position as chairperson, effective immediately.
The decision, made over the weekend, follows growing concerns from members regarding Outa’s leadership, which they described as “uncalled for.”
According to members, he failed to fulfill his responsibilities as outlined in their guiding rules, leading to his dismissal on March 9, 2025.
The Yellow Brigade comprises over 50 members in Ngariam County, dedicated to mobilizing support for NRM candidates within the district.
During a tense five-hour meeting at Katakwi Town Council, members, including Moses Todi, Malinga Robert, David Okiror, Adome Pius, and Opajak Emmanuel, expressed dissatisfaction with the brigade’s leadership.
They attributed their struggles to weak top-level management and called for change, ultimately electing Francis Eilor-Elwelu as the new chairperson.
David Outa, the outgoing chairperson, acknowledged his removal but reaffirmed his commitment to remaining a team member.
He also urged members to cooperate for the benefit of the group.
Meanwhile, newly elected chairman Francis Eilor thanked the delegates for their trust and called for maturity, peace, and unity among members as they continue their mobilization efforts.
