The political atmosphere in Oyam District is buzzing with excitement following the official nomination of Jane Frances to contest for the Member of Parliament seat in the upcoming elections. Her nomination, confirmed by the Electoral Commission, marks a significant turning point for the district and has sparked renewed hope among residents longing for change and progressive leadership.
Jane Frances at her rally shortly after her nomination
Jane Frances is set to challenge the incumbent MP from the opposition Uganda People’s Congress (UPC), who has represented the area for the past 15 years. Her decision to enter the race has already stirred optimism within the community, with many residents describing her as a breath of fresh air, a leader who embodies energy, inclusivity, and transformation.
Moments after her nomination, Jane Frances expressed heartfelt appreciation to her supporters and pledged to remain true to her mission of servant leadership.
Jane Frances speaking to her voters
“This nomination isn’t just about me; it’s about Oyam’s future,” she said. “I’m here to give a voice to the people, to build on our district’s potential, and to provide leadership that listens, serves, and takes action.”Jane Frances
Her campaign message centres on improving education, empowering young people, enhancing healthcare services, and investing in better infrastructure, key issues that directly affect the daily lives of Oyam residents. Local leaders have described her nomination as both “timely” and “inspiring,” pointing to her strong record of integrity, compassion, and active involvement in community projects.
Jane Frances holding the NRM flag after her nomination.
As the election season gains momentum, Oyam District is quickly becoming one to watch. For many, Jane Frances is more than just a candidate,she symbolises the hope for a new kind of leadership, one grounded in service, accountability, and vision for a brighter future.
Jane Frances having a light moment at the rally