Campaigning in Uganda is entering its final phase ahead of Friday's general election.
Many candidates are wooing voters in the country's northern region for the first time. It's been enjoying relative calms since the departure of the rebel Lord's Resistance Army.
But some locals doubt the polls will bring any real benefits to their lives.
Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from the town of Gulu.
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