By Our Reporter,
MBALE
Kampala, Uganda – The National Youth Chairman of the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), Adepo Francis, has praised the party’s youth and leadership for their unwavering commitment to democratic change in Uganda.
In a statement, Adepo Francis saluted the party’s youth for their activism, energy, and determination, which he said was driving the party’s resistance against oppression and the fight for a just and equitable society.
The FDC has been holding rallies across the country, with recent events in Teso and Bugishu sub-regions showcasing the party’s strength and the people’s desire for change.
Adepo Francis thanked the party leadership for their guidance and support, which he said had empowered the youth and fostered unity and reconciliation within the party.
The FDC has been preaching unity and peace, with their President and Secretary-General urging the party faithful to stand firm in their convictions and work together towards a common goal.
Adepo Francis vowed that the party would not be silenced, deterred, or defeated by propaganda, and Vowed to continue the fight for a Uganda that works for all.
“Let us continue to stand firm in our convictions and united in our quest for a Uganda that works for all. We will not be silenced, we will not be deterred, we will not be diverted by any propaganda planted against us and we will not be defeated. We are the change we seek!”
The FDC’s message of unity and change has resonated with many Ugandans, especially the youth, who are eager for a better future.
The party’s next rallies are expected to take place in West Nile, Acholi, and Kasese, with the youth vowing to continue their activism and push for democratic change.
