By Our reporter.
Patrick Ogwang Obura, a Senior Staff at the NRM Secretariat HQs, is making waves with his remarkable contributions to his community.
A Finalist of Msc.in Leadership and Governance masters degree and Student of MA. in International Relations and Diplomacy, Obura’s academics is matched only by his dedication to leadership. With his academic pursuit he embodies the fusion of knowledge and action.
Obura’s journey into the political arena began as a Guild representative and Minister at Makerere University. It was in 2016 that he caught the attention of the Oyam South People (Constituency)garnering over 11,000 votes, he came in as 1st runner up narrowly edging out his opponent,Hon.Betty Amongi.
His influence extends beyond the realm of politics.Obura has proven himself a catalyst for positive change, Obura has been seen in the silence of mediating between Minister Betty Amongi and the government, resulting in benefits for the community and the country at large.
Patrick Ogwang Obura’s commitment to his constituents is evident in his actions. From spearheading borehole drilling construction and repairs to providing entrepreneurial guidance and capital to religious leaders, his initiatives are long term transforming ventures.
Not content with mere rhetoric, Obura leads by example. He is already paying fees for many pupils and students, investing his own resources to improve road infrastructure, ensuring smoother transportation and safer movement of locals in and out of the community
As Minister Amongi shifts her focus away from Oyam South to Lira City, the people eagerly await Obura’s leadership. Will he heed to the call of the masses and return and guide them towards a brighter future in 2026? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Patrick Ogwang Obura’s legacy is far from over as he continues to push for the welfare of his people.