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In this heated Valentine’s Day edition of NBS Barometer, our panel of experts analyzes the political landscape following the January 2026 General Elections. With the country at a crossroads, we discuss the legitimacy of the results, the role of the Electoral Commission, and the "Geneva Strategy" adopted by the opposition. Is Uganda moving toward a more inclusive multiparty democracy, or are we seeing the consolidation of a single-party dominant system? Key Discussion Points: The performance of political parties in the 2026 polls. Public trust in the Electoral Commission (EC). The future of opposition mobilization amid new legislative changes. Post-election reconciliation and national development. Panelists: [Insert Names based on the specific broadcast, usually including Hon. Ssemujju Nganda, Government spokespeople, and political analysts]. Follow NBS TV for more updates: Twitter/X: @nbstv Facebook: NBS TV Uganda Website: nbs.ug Video Chapters [00:00] Introduction and Guest Profiles [10:30] Reviewing the January 2026 Election Outcomes [25:15] Public Trust: Analyzing Afrobarometer’s Latest Findings [45:00] The "Geneva Strategy" and Opposition Unity [01:05:40] Government’s Plan for the Next Term (2026-2031) [01:30:20] Electoral Reforms: What Needs to Change? [01:50:00] Final Submissions and Closing Remarks Suggested Tags #NBSBarometer, #NBSUpdates, #Uganda2026, #UgandaPolitics, #NextMediaUg, #Akaasammeeme, #ElectoralCommission, #Museveni2026, #BobiWine, #NUP, #NRM, #UgandaElections, #PoliticalDebateUganda