Hon @BalaamBarugahar, As you champion the Anti-corruption campaign, it would also be worthwhile to highlight the positive examples within our Local governments - those that have demonstrated value for money and prudent use of taxpayers resources. @JustineNameere
@Atukundaisaac1@ug_lawsociety@LawStudentsEA A confession can always be retracted - and you know the Evidence Act provides for categories of persons who can record a confession to be valid. This is purely made out of duress.
I sincerely appreciate my brother Hajji Ismail Badogi Waguma for voluntarily withdrawing his parliamentary election petition challenging Hon. Kungu Samuel Bamuteeze, the elected representative for Kigulu North Constituency in Iganga District.
His gracious and selfless act reflects a deep dedication to preserving unity within @NRMOnline and promoting the stability and progress of Kigulu North and the broader Busoga sub-region. Hajji Badogi is the NRM Party treasurer for Iganga District.
By choosing to withdraw the petition, Hajji Badogi has shown remarkable statesmanship and a firm commitment to party solidarity. His decision underscores his clear grasp of the NRM’s guiding principles and long-term vision, as championed by the party’s Chairman and the President @KagutaMuseveni. I encourage colleagues with electoral petitions especially those of @NRMOnline to talk and harmonize their issues outside court.
@mkainerugaba@MwesigyeFranks General, with the utmost respect, I kindly ask that you consider the families whose livelihoods depend on this media house. The closure has far-reaching consequences on the innocent children and dependents of the employees who now face the uncertainty of losing their jobs.