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Dakabela Shifts: Hon. Anyimo Harriet Gains Momentum as Edopu Supporters Defect

Dakabela County’s political landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation as Hon. Anyimo Harriet strengthens her grip on the electorate, drawing unprecedented support across Katine during her ongoing campaign activities.

What began as a routine community engagement quickly evolved into a powerful show of political realignment when more than 100 influential supporters of NRM flag bearer Edopu Peter Edeku crossed over to Hon. Anyimo Harriet’s side. The defectors, many of whom have long served as mobilizers for Edopu, openly declared their shift, describing it as a decision driven by both personal reasons and a deep dissatisfaction with the direction of their former camp.

 

According to several of the defectors, internal frustrations, unmet expectations, and strained relationships had weakened their confidence in Edopu Peter Edeku’s leadership. They say that after watching Hon. Anyimo Harriet’s steady rise, clarity of message, and connection with ordinary citizens, the choice to join her camp became “the only logical step.”

 

“We have watched her stand firm, speak truthfully, and defend the people without fear,” a former Edopu mobilizer said. “This is the leadership Dakabela deserves. We want to associate with a winning team—one that represents the future.”

 

Hon. Anyimo Harriet’s recent activities in Wakka further accelerated the political shift. Residents openly stated that her message of accountability and her strong personal character “crushed” the long-standing influence previously held there. Many acknowledged that personal grievances and political fatigue played a significant role in their decision to abandon the flag bearer’s camp.

hon Edopu Peter Edeku supports that joined hon ANYIMO Harriet during the her campaign in Katine today

 

In Katine, her presence ignited a wave of enthusiasm as thousands gathered to listen to her vision for Dakabela. Youth leaders, women groups, elders, and boda boda riders praised her boldness and her promises of practical solutions to local challenges.

 

“She has the confidence of a leader and the heart of a mother,” said a community elder in Katine Town. “We are tired of promises. We want action. And she is the only one speaking about real development.”

 

Observers say the shift reflects more than just politics—it signals a growing desire for a different style of leadership. Hon. Anyimo Harriet’s reputation as a principled, focused, and hardworking leader has resonated deeply with voters who feel neglected or unheard under the current leadership.

 

Her supporters insist that she represents stability, unity, and a genuine commitment to taking Dakabela “to the next level.”

 

“People believe in her. They trust her,” said a youth coordinator. “This is not just a campaign; it is a movement.”

 

With defections continuing to weaken her rival’s base and community confidence rising, many political analysts believe Hon. Anyimo Harriet is emerging as the most formidable candidate in the race. Katine’s overwhelming support is just the latest sign that the center of political gravity in Dakabela has decisively shifted.

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