Eyit Daniel Angura Apac

A trained journalist and a social worker

[State House Uganda @StateHouseUg]

President @KagutaMuseveni is chairing the Closed Consultative Session of Leaders at the TCCs–AUSSOM Plus Somalia Summit.

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

I welcomed the establishment of the HUVET Bio-Science Park, led by Eng. Hashem Azimi. This initiative will play an important role in advancing Uganda’s journey towards local vaccine production, veterinary biotechnology, and scientific innovation, while reducing our dependence on imported vaccines and other biological products.

Uganda must build the capacity to produce what we need. Vaccine sovereignty and our ambition to become a regional leader in biotechnology are important for our strategic interests. I welcome this investment, and the Government will support this initiative.

[Eyit Daniel Angura Apac @eyitadly]

I congratulate all my chairpersons upon successfully winning this election being the area which was fully dominated with UPC for the last 30 years I feel we did a lot to achieve this results. First of all we gave mzee 85%, we delivered 2 Mps and the district chairman.

[Eyit Daniel Angura Apac @eyitadly]

The true meaning of democracy. Today I participated in voting my LC1 of my area. Very interesting and surely NRM as taken over 90% countrywide.

[UBC UGANDA @ubctvuganda]

UPDATE: UPDF Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba has arrived in Kigali for an official working visit. He is expected to hold talks with the Rwanda Defence Force leadership and later meet President Paul Kagame.

[NBS Television @nbstv]

HAPPENING NOW: Pass-out of over 1,000 Ugandans evacuated from South Africa following a training and reintegration programme at the National Leadership Institute (NALI) in Kyankwanzi.

Stream live on @afromobileug.

#NBSUpdates

[UBC UGANDA @ubctvuganda]

UPDATE: President Museveni arrives in Kyankwanzi to preside over the pass-out ceremony of Ugandan returnees from South Africa who have undergone rehabilitation and ideological orientation at the National Leadership Institute (NALI).

[Hon Orone Derrick @OroneDerrick]

On behalf of myself and the NRM Parliamentary Caucus, we send our deepest condolences to the family of the late Hon. Dr. Moses Ali.
Uganda has lost a great statesman, a liberation hero, and a dedicated servant. His service to the nation will always be remembered.
We pray that the Almighty God grants the family strength, comfort, and peace during this difficult time.
May his soul rest in eternal peace. 🙏🏼

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

Yesterday, I passed out 106 senior security officers who successfully completed the Advanced Joint Senior Political Education and Leadership Development Course. I urged them to remain ideologically grounded, uphold patriotism and Pan-Africanism, and lead Uganda’s socio-economic transformation with discipline, unity and strategic clarity.

I congratulate them and wish them good luck .

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

Today at State House Entebbe, I met H.E. Pekka Haavisto, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Personal Envoy for Sudan. We discussed the conflict in Sudan and the wider region.

I reiterated that many of these crises stem from ideological mistakes and the failure to respect the identities of people in multinational states. Sustainable peace can only come through dialogue, not force. I also reaffirmed Uganda’s commitment to hosting refugees, who are our people and continue to contribute to our country’s development.

[Office of the Secretary General - NRM @officenrmsg]

Kampala – The NRM has launched a nationwide mobilisation and monitoring exercise ahead of the forthcoming Local Council (LC) and Women Council elections, dispatching senior party leaders and cadres across the country to coordinate campaign activities and support its flag bearers

[Milly Babalanda @millybabalanda]

Yesterday at the Uganda Media Centre, I addressed the public on the critical moment in our country's development journey, when the government has embarked on a renewed and decisive campaign to strengthen accountability, improve service delivery, and eliminate corruption from public service.

The President has made it abundantly clear that corruption remains one of the greatest obstacles to Uganda's social and economic transformation and has accordingly directed all government institutions to intensify the fight against this vice. This directive is not merely an administrative instruction. It is a national call to action aimed at protecting taxpayers' money, restoring integrity in public service, and ensuring that every government program delivers meaningful benefits to the people of Uganda.

The Government of Uganda continues to invest substantial public resources in roads, schools, health facilities, water projects, electricity infrastructure, markets, industrial parks, agricultural programs, and other interventions intended to improve the quality of life of our citizens. Every shilling invested belongs to the people of Uganda and must therefore produce measurable results.

Unfortunately, corruption, negligence, poor supervision, and weak accountability continue to undermine these investments. Cases of abandoned projects, delayed completion, inflated contract costs, shoddy work and poor workmanship, fraudulent payments, ghost projects, and misuse of public resources remain a major concern.

Such practices deny the wananchi quality services and slow our national development agenda. Government will therefore not tolerate any conduct that undermines service delivery or wastes public resources.

As Minister for the Presidency, under whose docket falls the coordination and supervision of RDCs and RCCs, I directed all RDC/RCCs, Deputies and their Assistants to significantly strengthen monitoring and supervision of all Government programmes and projects within their respective jurisdictions. Monitoring should no longer be treated as an occasional administrative activity. It must become a continuous exercise covering every stage of project implementation—from planning and procurement to execution, completion, and commissioning.

Every government-funded project must receive close attention. Whether it is a classroom block, health center, road, bridge, market, water supply system, electricity extension, PDM enterprise, or any other public investment, RDCs must ensure that implementation follows approved plans, timelines, and contractual specifications. No project should be abandoned without immediate intervention.

Accordingly, I directed all RDCs, RCCs, Deputies and their Assistants to maintain updated district project monitoring registers capturing the status of every major government project under implementation.

These reports should clearly indicate project progress, implementation challenges, contractor performance, and recommended interventions.

These reports should continue to be submitted regularly to the Office of the President to facilitate timely decision-making.
Secondly, I also directed RDCs, RCCs, and all accounting officers to intensify the fight against corruption in all its forms.

Government has received disturbing reports involving the selling of government jobs at both central and local government levels. Public employment is not a commodity for sale.

Similarly, the government will not tolerate collusion between accounting officers, procurement officials, technical staff, contractors, and service providers who certify and authorize payment for incomplete or non-existent works.

To enhance citizen participation in this fight against corruption, I urged all RDCs/RCCs, deputies, and their assistants to clearly display the toll-free anti-corruption hotlines (0800-320-320) at their office premises so as to enable the quick reporting of corruption cases.

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

Yesterday at State House Entebbe, I delivered a Lecture of Opportunity to student officers from the War College of Mali. I emphasised that Africa’s prosperity lies in production, value addition and expanding our markets through economic integration.
I also stressed that the continent must build the capacity to defend its interests on land, in the air, at sea and in space, while remaining committed to Pan-Africanism, patriotism and African solutions to African problems.

[Eyit Daniel Angura Apac @eyitadly]

Indeed no one left behind!, under the able leadership of "Apap adwong" the gospel of wealth creation and the
Practability is clear and reaching everyone. You just need to be open-minded and clearheaded ready to receive and implement it wholly

[Office of the Secretary General - NRM @officenrmsg]

📌Take note of the key dates!

#VoteNRM #LocalCouncilElections

[Eyit Daniel Angura Apac @eyitadly]

@BunaBright @ChiefMuzzukulu @Kimkyeswa @FirstAfrican_ @katosserusiba25 @MaseGadrianal @Onc_nrm1 @ProudMuzzukulu1 @rachealsky1 @UProssy43 Comrade well done

[Bunae Bright @BunaBright]

Here we go 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Lago subregion joins the rest of the country to call upon citizens to go and exercise our rights as we select our local leaders and women council representatives on the 28th July
Vote service delivery and capacity to work for our communities
#LC1Elections

[Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero @JaneRuth_Aceng]

Yesterday, Members of the NRM Parliamentary Caucus convened at the Office of the President to elect the Caucus Executive Committee and endorse flag bearers for the two vacant seats in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA).

The meeting provided an opportunity to listen, deliberate, conduct elections, and build consensus on matters of national importance.

The Caucus resolved to approve the following Executive Committee members:

• Hon. Isaac Ismail Otimgiu – Vice Chairperson
• Hon. Brenda Namukuta – General Secretary
• Hon. Derrick Orone – Publicity Secretary
• Hon. Hope Grania Nakazibwe – Treasurer

The Caucus also endorsed the following flag bearers for the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA):
• Hon. Stella Kiryowa
• Hon. Fred Rwakaizi Bangumya

The following nominees to the Pan-African Parliament were approved:

• Hon. Sarah Najuma – Woman MP, Nakaseke District
• Hon. Arinaitwe Rwakajara – Workers MP
• Hon. Anthony Akol – MP, Kilak North

As we prepare for the NRM LC1 and Woman LC primaries on 10 July 2026, I call upon all members to mobilize and support NRM flag bearers across all 72,000 villages.

[Eyit Daniel Angura Apac @eyitadly]

@PNyamutoro We wish him all the best

[Bunae Bright @BunaBright]

PDM Story: Amolatar🌳
Sam Ongica 27, from Ocamonyang used 1M PDM funds in 2023 to expand his tree nursery.
UGX 450k seedlings=350k
pots+200k manure transport.
In 1 year: Doubled the money, pays siblings’ school fees & bought land.
Thanks @KagutaMuseveni for #PDM transformation