By Nathan Eyagu 

Bugisu Sub-region - Omaria Emmanuel’s political momentum continues to rise as his tour across the Bugisu sub-region gains significant traction. In a strategic boost to his campaign, Omaria was recently joined in Sironko District by two influential political figures — Hajj Suleiman Lumolo Mafabi, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Chairman for Sironko District, and Aisha Nabulo Mafabi, a well-known advocate for women and youth empowerment.

The endorsement by Hajj Suleiman Lumolo Mafabi and Aisha Nabulo Mafabi is being hailed as a major political development. Their support not only adds weight to Omaria’s candidacy but is also expected to help mobilize grassroots voters and expand his reach in the region.

Political observers say the pair’s involvement could tilt the political landscape in Omaria’s favor ahead of the primaries.

Aisha Nabulo Mafabi’s role in the campaign adds a dynamic layer to Omaria's team. Known for her passionate advocacy in empowering women and uplifting youth voices, Aisha is poised to help Omaria connect more deeply with two critical voter blocs — women and young people.

Her presence on the campaign trail is already drawing attention, particularly among young voters who view her as a relatable and transformative figure.

Hajj Suleiman Lumolo Mafabi’s endorsement is considered a game-changer. As the NRM Chairman for Sironko District, his political sway and experience in the region are undeniable. His backing lends credibility and organizational strength to Omaria’s growing movement.

“With Hajj Suleiman's support, Omaria is not just gaining popularity — he's gaining structure and strategic insight,” noted one political analyst from Mbale.

The coalition between Omaria Emmanuel, Hajj Suleiman Lumolo Mafabi, and Aisha Nabulo Mafabi is being closely watched across the Bugisu sub-region. Analysts believe this partnership could unlock a block vote and shift political dynamics ahead of the elections.

The trio’s alliance combines political experience, community trust, and youth appeal — a mix that could redefine the race in Bugisu.

As the campaign intensifies, voters and rivals alike are keeping a close eye on Omaria’s next moves. With growing support from high-profile regional leaders, his candidacy is no longer on the periphery — it’s becoming central to Bugisu’s political conversation.