By Naome Namusoke/KMA Updates
The National Resistance Movement (NRM) Pressure Groups Network Uganda – operating under the banner Mission Vote NRM 2026 – has unveiled a new initiative aimed at strengthening grassroots mobilization and boosting support for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni ahead of the 2026 General Elections.
The initiative, known as the NRM Winners Development Group, was officially launched in Mukono under the leadership of Chairman Sserubiri Frank of ARDC Gomba, who reaffirmed the group’s commitment to advancing the NRM’s political and development agenda.
Speaking at the launch, Chairman Sserubiri pledged that the Winners Development Group would not only mobilize support for the ruling party but also link communities directly with the President to foster inclusive development. He emphasized that the group would serve as a platform to rally behind President Museveni, whom he described as the “cornerstone of Uganda’s stability and progress.”
The NRM Pressure Groups Network Uganda – Mission Vote NRM 2026 has positioned itself as a vital mobilization arm with a clear vision: to deliver massive polling results in 2026 by consolidating grassroots structures, engaging citizens, and ensuring the party’s political message reaches every corner of the country.
According to Sserubiri, the newly formed Winners Development Group will operate as a bridge between local communities and the national leadership, focusing on initiatives that promote economic empowerment, unity, and loyalty to the NRM cause.
The launch attracted NRM supporters, community leaders, and well-wishers from across the region, reflecting the ruling party’s ongoing efforts to solidify its support base as the country prepares for another election season.
With the unveiling of the NRM Winners Development Group, the NRM Pressure Groups Network reaffirmed its unwavering support for President Museveni as the sole candidate for 2026, while also signalling a renewed commitment to grassroots engagement as a driver of both political and social transformation.