Winds of Change: Mulalu’s Lieutenants Defect to Hon. Ogwang

 September 22, 2025   |    165 views

By Our Reporter
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The Return of the Prodigals

Ngariam’s political theatre witnessed a dramatic twist as two of Dan Mulalu’s most trusted hands— Okeng Abdul, Palam Subcounty LCV Councilor, and Martin Ojirot—abandoned his camp and pledged allegiance to Hon. Peter Ogwang, the sitting MP.
Like prodigal sons, they came not with excuses but with humility.

Okeng thundered with conviction: “I will massively campaign for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and Hon. Peter Ogwang.”
Meanwhile, Ojirot bowed his head in repentance, admitting he had been “misled,” and sought forgiveness under the canopy of Ogwang’s leadership.

The Magnetism of a Servant Leader

This defection is more than politics—it is testimony. Hon. Ogwang has become a political north star, a man whose light bends even wandering souls back into orbit. His leadership is not written in speeches, but carved into the lives of his people: boreholes drilled, schools lifted, hospitals strengthened, roads opened.
Where others talk of service, Ogwang lives it. Where others rehearse loyalty, Ogwang embodies it.
Ngariam’s Golden Son

In Ngariam, Hon. Peter Ogwang is not merely a representative; he is the pulse of the people. His presence in villages is felt like rain after drought—timely, refreshing, life-giving.

In trading centers, his name is spoken with a reverence reserved for elders and kings.
He is a bridge between State House and the homesteads of Ngariam, carrying both the trust of President Museveni and the love of his constituents.

The Tide That Cannot Be Resisted

With Okeng Abdul and Martin Ojirot now firmly in his camp, the current has turned. Political analysts note that this move is not just symbolic; it dismantles Mulalu’s ground machinery piece by piece.

In contrast, Ogwang’s river of support swells with every passing day, carrying him steadily toward another decisive victory in 2026.

In Ngariam, the narrative is becoming clear: the people do not merely want change—they want continuity with strength. And in Hon. Ogwang, they see the living emblem of service, loyalty, and destiny fulfilled.