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Kadaga deserves to kneel, Apologize for betraying Ugandans – Musumba

By Joseph Lubandi

Posted on November 4, 2017

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Kadaga and Salaam Musumba
The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC)’s Hon. Salaam Musumba has also joined the majority Ugandans condemning Speaker Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga’s move of allowing men in plain clothes raid parliament.
Speaking to the Insider, Musumba narrates that Kadage deserves to kneel and apologize to the entire country since she failed to protect the sovereignty of the Legislative arm of government.
She adds regardless of what might she may describe as indiscipline, she had no right to allow the people she is meant to protect be brutalized to an extend almost kissing their graves because of a mere bill favoring an individual.
Musumba adds that Kadaga will be remembered for betraying parliament and injuring the dignity of the August House.
These comments follow the Speakers action of writing a letter to the Head of state demanding for explanation in regard with the September raid.
Members of Parliament being brutalized like chicken thieves in the chamber
In a letter dated October 23, copied to the Prime Minister, Minister of Internal Affairs, Inspector General of Police and Commander of the Special Forces Command, Kadaga seeks for answers on identities and motives of the operatives involved in the regrettable raid and purpose for their deployment.
However on Friday, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni used his long distance arm and exposed the speaker of parliament Rt. Hon Rebecca Kadaga for playing Ugandans hide and seek.
In a letter dated 3rd November, 2017, President Museveni turned guns on Kadaga revealing that the parliament raid by said “unknown men” in plain clothes was a plot masterminded by the Speaker of Parliament herself and no one else.
In the letter, Museveni states that he ordered for the deployment of the elite officers at the August House following Kadaga’s tearful request for the intensification of security to handle the growing indiscipline by some Members of Parliament opposed to the amendment of article 102b.
“As you recall, in your letter dated 25th/September/2017, you communicated to me vide Ref/AP/285/286/01 to effect that considering the chaotic behavior and conduct of certain members of parliament regarding constitutional amendment Bill No.13 of 2017. You needed by assistance as the Commander in chief to assist you with ensuring that proceedings of parliament go ahead without any innervation.” The letter reads in part.

Source: TheInsider, Kadaga deserves to kneel, Apologize for betraying Ugandans – Musumba