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Lwemiyaga County MP Theodore Ssekikubo has asked Members of Parliament to stop being intimidated by Speaker Anita Among. Ssekikubo made his request while speaking to journalists on Thursday afternoon at Parliament. The outspoken MP was giving an update on his motion to censure four Parliamentary Commissioners. The Commissioners are under fire for reportedly sharing up
Business at Parliament was briefly disrupted on Friday afternoon as a number of voters from Lwemiyaga County stormed Parliament. These voters had made their way to the House to petition the Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, over land wrangles in Ssembabule District. The voters were heard accusing their MP, Theodore Ssekikubo, as the mastermind of
Lwemiyaga County MP Theodore Ssekikubo has called out Speaker of Parliament Anita Among over the arrest of two critics. Ssekikubo expressed his dissatisfaction while speaking to journalists on Saturday evening at Parliament. Earlier this week, two Ugandans were arrested on separate occasions in relation to criticism of the Speaker. The first was former Rubaga Deputy
Lwemiyaga County MP Theodore Ssekikubo has accused the leadership of the Patriotic League Uganda (PLU) of denying him a chance to address Hoima residents on Saturday, 29th June. This was during a PLU Thanksgiving ceremony for the appointment of the group’s leader, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, as Chief of Defence Forces. The event at Boma grounds,
MPs championing the censure motion against four bankbench Parliamentary Commissioners have denied allegations of of taking a shs 2 billion bribe. Hoima East Division MP Patrick Isingoma called the allegations detractions from the fight against corruption. “Of course we have to be conscious that as we are proceeding with this important motion, there are detractors,
