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Kampala minister, Beti Olive Kamya reportedly agreed to sneak out a gun that had been carried into the chambers by Ronald Kibuule, the minister of state for Water. This followed concerns raised by opposition MPs that Kibuule has brought a gun into the chambers during a session on Tuesday September 26. This, they argued, endangered not only the Speaker Rebecca Kadaga but also other members. Sources within parliament told The Nile Post that Kibuule was able to pass on the gun to Beti Kamya, who was seated next to him. According to those who have viewed the video footage from the chambers, Kamya put the gun in her hand bag and walked out. When Kibuule was sure that the gun had been smuggled out, he stood up and removed his jacket. Sources told us that after Kadaga viewed the footage, she decided to suspend Kibuule alongside 24 other legislators for orchestrating chaos in the House.

For a few hundred days ago, after the swearing in of this embattled Arua municipality scape goat #Abiriga, he started coming into newz headlines and worst enough he was making news of himself through exhibiting ignorance. 1.The first ignorance, that hit him into the spotlight was his yellowish dressing code of worshiping murderer museveni. He painted his car yellow, his smelling booty yellow, his bath room + toilet painted yellow, his 6×6 bed for committing adultery and raping single and suffering ladies!, painted yellow. 2.He attained his second fame into the limelight, when he uttered an mediocrity statement that, "Museveni is a prophet! And he must be endorsed life president". I wonder who was supplying Abiriga with opium or let his supplier advise him to dry the opium first before smoking. 3.The third was his "Dream come true", support for museveni life presidency tenure. This will exile him and his other fellow NRM dimwit MPs. Count my words #Abirigaa. 4.He cam

To the sfc, army, police, prison, judiciary as well and to all those involved in prolonging dictatorship in Uganda. We are your fellow Ugandans all fighting for democracy, freedom, jobs, better life, and we are all struggling to survive in Uganda. We the people are calling on you to change your tactics of killing us. Your family members are very much known and don't put them in danger of a determined society fighting for freedom. You are not any better off than the very people who are fighting for your freedom to. You are much suffering but why are you determined to suffer so that Natasha can live a better life? You are  sacrificing your own very children's features so that Museveni's grandchildren can be better than your own freshen blood? Animals fight and protect their young ones and you will never see another animal protecting another animals offsprings while living it's own die of hunger. What's wrong with you?  We need to change the direction and stop being us

"As the MPs consider scraping off the upper age limit for one to qualify to be the President of Uganda, let them also scrap off the lower age limit of 35 years so that we can have youthful Presidents. Is that not discrimination against young people who form the majority of  our population (65%)? What about the legal age of consent and adulthood of 18? Let them also scrap it off so that the law on defilement is also scrapped off. Can't MPs also consider that as descrimanation against the rights of those who want to marry or get married before 18 years of age? Let MPs also consider scraping the law on Child labour so that children who want to be employed can get jobs before 18 years. Is it not also descrimanation against those who want gainful employment before the age of 18?. Let the MPs also remove the age limit of retirement at 60 years age for one who wants to continue to serve in public service beyond 60 years to do so possibly until death. That wilI enable government to s

THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR MURDERING INNOCENT YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN MUST STOP NOW. Why should a normal human being kill another human being? Is this government not killing us enough that we resort to helping this regime do what it does best by killing ourselves? Those young women are innocent and they never participated in keeping Museveni in power and why kill them?  We know the people that are responsible for our suffering like Anite, Abiriga, Semeo Nyanzi, Nabanja, Anifa Kawooya, Magyezi, Olega, Lubwama and many NRM members of parliament and these are the people that should face such actions not our own people. We are dying in accidents, being killed by Kayihura's police, by military police and we are giving them a helping hand by killing our own. Let us turn our anger and frustrations to people who are helping Museveni to stay in power and we should go after their families.  If we did this, you will hear a quick response from the government because we will get its attention. How many

Gullible Ugandans are up in arms over the recent remarks that were made by a Minister, Evelyn Anitte to the effect that the Museveni regime derives its strength from the army. She said; ".... we don't go looking for support. We are the party in government. We have the support of the Magye (army)." This was following a threat by some Members of parliament to block the regime's scheme to remove the constitutional age limit that would allow Museveni to rule Uganda till he dies. The army has come out to disassociate itself from Hon. Anitte's statement. Through its Spokesman, the army has said; ".... the UPDF has established structures and then MPs through whom it can make its views known when necessary. The UPDF shall always remain non-partisan as per the Constitution." In January 2013 amidst the heated parliamentary debates over Museveni's secretive oil sector, the then Minister of Defence, Cryspus Kiyonga threatened that the army would take over in ca

Gullible Ugandans are up in arms over the recent remarks that were made by a Minister, Evelyn Anitte to the effect that the Museveni regime derives its strength from the army. She said; ".... we don't go looking for support. We are the party in government. We have the support of the Magye (army)." This was following a threat by some Members of parliament to block the regime's scheme to remove the constitutional age limit that would allow Museveni to rule Uganda till he dies. The army has come out to disassociate itself from Hon. Anitte's statement. Through its Spokesman, the army has said; ".... the UPDF has established structures and then MPs through whom it can make its views known when necessary. The UPDF shall always remain non-partisan as per the Constitution." In January 2013 amidst the heated parliamentary debates over Museveni's secretive oil sector, the then Minister of Defence, Cryspus Kiyonga threatened that the army would take over in ca