Lira City, Uganda | Pamella Angwech Engola, daughter of Senior Presidential Advisor Sam Engola has been elected unopposed as the Vice Chairperson of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Youth League for Lira City in a spirited event held at Ambalal Primary School.
Her unchallenged victory signifies overwhelming trust from the NRM youth and grassroots structures within the city.
The election, which drew a large number of party youth delegates, local leaders, and community mobilisers, marked a pivotal moment in strengthening youth leadership within the NRM.
Angwech Engola’s unopposed candidacy was widely interpreted as a reflection of her growing influence and a vote of confidence in her dedication to party values and youth empowerment.
In her address on Friday, May 23, 2025, to the press, she conveyed deep appreciation for the overwhelming support she received.
She shared her vision of building a more united and proactive youth front, stressing the need for inclusiveness, economic empowerment, and civic responsibility among the young people of Lira City.
She said her leadership would focus on bringing youth closer to the ideals of the party and helping them actively contribute to Uganda’s development agenda.
Angwech Engola also assured the delegates that she would remain accessible, consultative, and focused on building a vibrant and disciplined youth league that speaks to the needs of the time.
The development comes at a critical time for the NRM, as it seeks to rejuvenate its base ahead of the 2026 general elections.
With youth forming the backbone of Uganda’s population, Angwech Engola’s leadership is expected to energize the party’s structures and drive initiatives that resonate with young voters.
Observers and senior party members present praised her character, discipline, and history of service, noting that she embodies the spirit of the next generation of NRM leadership.
Many believe her election will catalyze a wave of positive change within the youth league and inspire broader participation in party activities.
Her unopposed victory not only marks a personal milestone but also underscores the party’s commitment to nurturing dynamic and credible young leaders who can shape Uganda’s political future with clarity and conviction.
