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SERERE - The National Resistance Movement (NRM) has embarked on door-to-door campaigns in search of votes for the party's flag-bearer in the Serere County byelection.

Philp Oucor, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) flagbearer for Serere County Parliamentary seat dances with some of his supporters at Kateta sub county on February 15, 2023, during onr of his campaigns. (All Photos by Simon Peter Tumwine)

While canvassing for votes for Philp Oucor on Wednesday (February 15, 2023), NRM Public relations director Emmanuel Dombo and director of mobilisation Rosemary Sseninde joined a team of supporters in a local bar in Kamusala village, Kateta sub-county to have a taste of the local brew (Ajono).

Rosemary Sseninde, the director of Mobilisation from the National Resistance Movement (2nd L) takes a sip of Ajono (local brew) from a Calabash and Emmanuel Dombo, the party's Director of Public relations share with some the residents of Kamusala village, Kateta sub county from bucket as they canvassed for votes for Oucor.

Dombo told the residents that Oucor is the only tested candidate, who is willing to serve them among those vying for the parliamentary seat.

“We know that you have challenges that need to be addressed. On February 23, please vote for the NRM candidate because he is the only direct link you have to the Government and the head of state,” Dombo said.

Oucor canvasing for votes among his voters.

Dombo also explained to them some of the poverty eradication programs that the government has put in place.