Oyam, Uganda | The political atmosphere in Oyam District is charged with excitement as Jane Frances has been officially nominated to contest for Member of Parliament in the forthcoming elections, signaling what many describe as the dawn of a new political chapter.
Her nomination, confirmed by the Electoral Commission, has stirred optimism among residents eager for renewed leadership and a more dynamic representation in Parliament. Political analysts say her entry into the race could reshape Oyam’s political landscape, long dominated by incumbent MP Sandra Santa Alum of the Uganda People’s Congress (UPC), who has held the seat for 15 years.
Speaking shortly after her nomination, Jane Frances expressed gratitude to her supporters and reaffirmed her commitment to serve the people of Oyam. “This nomination isn’t just about me; it’s about Oyam’s future. I’m here to give a voice to the people, to build on our district’s potential, and to provide leadership that genuinely listens, serves, and takes action,” she said.
Her campaign will focus on education, youth empowerment, infrastructure development, and access to quality healthcare issues she says are at the heart of Oyam’s development. Local leaders and residents have welcomed her nomination, describing it as “inspiring” and “long overdue,” praising her integrity, compassion, and active involvement in community development.
For many, Jane Frances symbolizes fresh energy, inclusivity, and a renewed sense of hope for transformative leadership in Oyam. As the campaign season intensifies, her candidacy is already shaping up to be one of the most closely watched in the district.