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Religious leaders banned from partisan politics ahead of 2026 General Elections

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Rt. Rev. Julius Ceasar Nina Otim, Bishop of the Diocese of West Lango. PHOTO URN Lira, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Rt. Rev. Julius Caesar Nina Otim, the Bishop of the Diocese of West Lango, has issued a stern warning ahead of the 2026 general polls, banning religious leaders from engaging in partisan politics. Bishop Nina addressed Heads of Laity drawn from all Parishes and Archdeaconries within the Diocese of West Lango in a one-day conference h…

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Religious leaders banned from partisan politics ahead of 2026 General Elections

Rt. Rev. Julius Ceasar Nina Otim, Bishop of the Diocese of West Lango. PHOTO URN Lira, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Rt. Rev. Julius Caesar Nina Otim, the Bishop of the Diocese of West Lango, has issued a stern warning ahead of the 2026 general polls, banning religious leaders from engaging in partisan politics. Bishop Nina addressed Heads of Laity drawn from all Parishes and Archdeaconries within the Diocese of West Lango in a one-day conference h…

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