Ongom Castro, a UPC candidate vying for Male Youth Councilor in Lira City, has sparked interest with his willingness to cooperate with the ruling NRM party. This move highlights the growing importance of multiparty alliances in Uganda’s politics, especially ahead of the 2026 general election.In that he accepted and pledged to work in touch with the NRM in the upcoming NYC polls nearing for June,by bridging party lines, Castro’s approach could foster unity and collective progress, allowing for more inclusive decision-making and stronger governance. This narrative suggests that such alliances can enhance representation, promote policy consistency, and build trust in the political system, potentially leading to more effective leadership and development in Lira City and beyond.
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