Campaign activity in Adjumani West is gaining momentum as National Resistance Movement (NRM) flagbearer Hon. James Leku Pilli takes his campaign message to voters ahead of the parliamentary by-election.Leku Pilli on Friday kicked off his campaign in Abaricaku and Karoko villages in Biyaya Ward, where he made unity the central theme of his address to residents.Speaking at rallies in the two villages, Leku said his campaign was focused on bringing residents together and ensuring that Adjumani West has a strong and organised voice in Parliament.“We are one people, and our strength is in our unity. I am not here to divide you — I am here to carry your concerns to Parliament,” he said.He urged residents to remain united throughout the campaign, saying collective action would be critical in addressing the concerns affecting communities in the constituency.The NRM candidate later proceeded to address rallies in several other villages as he continued his mobilisation drive across Adjumani West.The by-election is expected to intensify political activity in the constituency, with candidates seeking to consolidate support among voters ahead of polling day.For Leku, the campaign provides an opportunity to present his priorities to voters while positioning himself as a candidate capable of representing the interests of Adjumani West in Parliament.The campaigns are expected to continue in the coming days as candidates step up community mobilisation and engagement with voters across the constituency.The post NRM’s Leku Pilli Takes Unity Message to Adjumani West as By-Election Campaigns Intensify appeared first on The Insider.