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He fears that without ideological clarity among the young generation, the party is likely to find hard times in surviving generations to come.
He says young people have to understand the NRM ideology, including seeking for knowledge that the old have.
“As a liberation movement, our mission and vision should be to forge a way forward around our senior party leader and founding father, President Kaguta Museveni. As well as the party senior leaders in causing harmony and consensus among all party members despite the demographic gap,” he said.
Opondo also pointed out that NRM membership has always been multi-generational and multi-cultural. Therefore, the young and old have always worked together.
“Bridging the gap between the old and young is a misnomer. This is the nature of our party’s methods of work which accommodate every demographic dividend. The NRM Party has always been a multi-generational organisation ever since it took over power in 1986,” he said.
He made the remarks while delivering a lecture on a topic; “Bridging the gap between the old and the new.” He was talking to the NRM university leaders who were gathered at party headquarters in Kampala.
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