NRM Official Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Under Pressure as Alleged Plot to Remove Her Intensifies
Kampala, Uganda – Tensions are reportedly mounting within the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party as Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, who serves in the Office of the National Chairperson, finds herself under increasing pressure from alleged internal machinations aimed at her removal.
According to sources close to the matter, Namyalo is said to be deeply stressed after learning that what she describes as “mafias” within the party are working around the clock to oust her from the prestigious office. The development has thrown her political future into uncertainty, with multiple factions reportedly positioning themselves for her seat.
Allegations of Misconduct
Sources indicate that the push for Namyalo’s dismissal stems from accusations concerning her conduct, which detractors claim is tarnishing the party’s image. Among the allegations leveled against her are:
· Use of vulgar language in public forums and on social media platforms
· Public altercations with PLU officials including Gashumba, Maj Damulira, and Maj Emma Kuteesa
· Alleged interference with ghetto structures that other officials had established, which reportedly weakened Namyalo’s operational influence and affected cash flow into her office
High-Profile Figures Express Discontent
The situation has reportedly drawn the attention of senior party figures, including Gen Nalweyiso, who is said to be displeased with Namyalo’s conduct. Sources claim that Gen Nalweyiso has on several occasions warned her against using vulgar language in public engagements.
Battle for Succession Heats Up
As pressure mounts on Namyalo, several prominent figures are reportedly eyeing her office. Sources have identified RoseMary Seninde Nansubuga and Faridah Kimbowa among those positioning themselves for the position. The intense competition has reportedly created a web of adversaries for the embattled official.
The Stakes – Why the Office Matters
The Office of the National Chairperson is considered highly influential within the party structure, and sources indicate that Namyalo’s office is involved in numerous lucrative deals that attract significant investor interest seeking access to President Museveni.
Crucially, the office reportedly receives direct funding from Gen Museveni himself, with Namyalo personally overseeing all financial matters. This level of financial autonomy and access to the highest office in the land has made the position particularly coveted.
Presidential Intervention Sought?
Sources further indicate that Gen Museveni and his brother, Salim Saleh, have received multiple pleas requesting Namyalo’s dismissal, with petitioners citing concerns about her behavior and its impact on the party’s public image.
As the situation continues to unfold, Namyalo finds herself at the center of a political storm, with allies and adversaries closely watching to see whether she can withstand the mounting pressure from within her own party ranks.
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