NRM Turkey Chapter Joins Gen. Muhoozi’s Patriotic League of Uganda

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As the political temperatures heat up in the country, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Turkey chapter has opted to join the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU), MK Movement’s rebranded political group.

According to the NRM Turkey Chapter Secretary General, Gloria Nyanzi Penpol, the decision to join a vibrant PLU was reached following a meeting with the movement ‘s Commissioner for External Affairs, Michael Katungi and several consultations.

Clad in a yellow branded suit with Gen. Muhoozi’s portrait, the energetic and gorgeous Gloria Nyanzi revealed that it is time for the Mzee’s Bazukulu to shine and this can only be achieved by allying with PLU members.

“Our meeting with Mr. Katungi recently opened our eyes to the reality, indeed joining Gen. Muhoozi is timely and we can’t wait to join our fellow young people so that we can fully participate in furthering the good services of Gen. Yoweri Museveni whose leadership we still cherish,” said Nyanzi who is now the PLU Chief Mobilizer for the Ugandans community in Turkey.

Gloria appealed to all Ugandans in Turkey to join the Patriotic League of Uganda so that they can better serve the interests of their country.

During the unveiling of PLU early last month, the NRM Turkey Chapter was represented by their Chairman, Ronald Macpio who was well received by the PLU top leadership.

Announced by the movement spokesman Michael Mawanda, the PLU’s mission as a civic organization is dedicated to the principles of independence, sovereignty and development of Uganda.

The PLU was formed with the aim of working towards reviving in Ugandans a spirit of good citizenship, national pride, national service, protection of vulnerable persons, combating corruption and wastage of public resources and protection of the environment.

“PLU commits to undertake in a civil capacity, towards mobilizing Ugandans to fulfil their civic duties as citizens of Uganda, for the benefit of society as a whole and to jealously guard the unique natural and social harmony that makes Uganda,” Mawanda noted.