By Our Reporter 

Soroti City is set to witness a new chapter in leadership as Okoit George William secures his official nomination as City Councilor representing Soroti  West Division for the 2026–2031 term under the National Unity Platform (NUP).

The nomination of Okoit is widely regarded as a symbol of renewed energy in Soroti politics, reflecting the growing influence of young leaders committed to shaping governance and community development.

Okoit George William has long been an advocate for good governance in Soroti. His work as a regional coordinator and community mobilizer has seen him engage directly with residents, listen to their concerns, and push for greater inclusion of young people in decision-making processes.

His nomination comes after years of consistent effort, resilience, and a commitment to ensuring that the voices of youth are heard and respected in local governance.

“We are not just voters, we are visionaries. We are not just the future, we are the present,” Okoit remarked during a recent community engagement in Soroti City West.

Okoit credits his nomination to the unwavering support of Soroti’s youth, community leaders, mobilizers, and NUP supporters who have stood by him throughout his journey. From door-to-door campaigns to vibrant rallies, their collective efforts have paved the way for this milestone.

“This achievement is not mine alone. To everyone who supported me, shared ideas, or encouraged me along the way, this is your victory as well,” Okoit said.

Known for his integrity, vision, and dedication, Okoit exemplifies leadership rooted in service. He listens before leading, builds coalitions before campaigning, and consistently prioritizes the needs of the community.

As Soroti City West looks toward the 2026–2031 term, Okoit George William’s nomination is being celebrated as a milestone and a catalyst for greater civic engagement. The message is clear: the youth are ready, the youth are rising, and the youth are poised to lead.