SV: {UAH} Mbabazi's New Private Ride Raises Eyebrows

Hanna,

Why do we have to see ghost in every thing?!

I believe it is / was decent of Hon Mbabazi to take up his

MP duties.

If / when the Chief executive considers that a certain untenable situation has arisen that is not condusive to mooth governance,

it is normal that he addresses the situation to harmonize.

Hon Mbabazi has himself spoken and we have heard it from the horse's own mouth that he is still adherent to the NRM and has no problem in working with President Museveni on other asignments.

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So, what is the problem? He is not a poor man. He is a very wealthy person and can afford the comfort he so desires.

Another of course, if that limo is an official government

car meant for the Prime Minister in office. 

Is it?

Or is it the argue to see him neutralized completety haunting?!?!

Hon Mbabazi's personal comfort is his own business as long as he 

caters for it or is entitled to it.

Is the ride a government car? in which case there are certainly

regulations for it. Perhaps you could find that out?

Noc'la gaumoy

 

"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.

Den onsdag, 24 september 2014 23:43 skrev Hannah Ogwapiti <hannahogwapiti@googlemail.com>:

I am still skeptical with this whole issue of the president firing Mbabazi,I feel it's not real,I smell something fishy there.

Amama Mbabazi returned to parliament in an armored car for the first time after he was sacked and people were saying he showed humility, magnanimity and political maturity. Granted. But i remember when Kabakumba Matsiko, Syda Bumba and Khidu Makubuya also returned to parliament after they left cabinet and everybody was quiet yet all the four former cabinet colleagues have a checkered history. In fact Makubuya is so humble that he takes a taxi from Ntinda, gets out at ESO corner and walks to parliament with his No problem bag. And Mbabazi who comes in an armoured car is humble? Silly

On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 1:18 PM, Gwokto La'Kitgum <lakitgum@gmail.com> wrote:

Mbabazi's New Private Ride Raises Eyebrows

Photo: Mbabazi's Bodyguard Jumps into the new Land cruiser and the controversial 600m Benz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHhATjn_lQA

Outgoing Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi might be down after being shown exit at the famous Twin Tower Building, but he won't be grassing any soon.

After the news of his replacement by Health Minister Hon Ruhakana Rugunda came public over the weekend, curious questions started emerging by some Ugandans about whether he won't be missing some of the Prime-Ministerial luxuries like his 600 Million Mercedes Benz S500.

This is the car whose procurement raised much dust, amidst claims that the money was scooped off a donor-funded redevelopment project for the poverty stricken Northern Uganda Region.

A subsequent tense debate called for intervention by President Yoweri Museveni who ordered investigation of the circumstances surrounding acquisition of the luxurious Benz.

The PM was later to be exonerated of all wrongdoing.

As though to prove he is still snobbish, high and mighty; Mbabazi yesterday showed up for the first time at Parliament since being sacked, in a posh Armoured Land cruiser identical to President Museveni's.

A visibly jolly Mbabazi hopped off his new double screen ride Reg Number UAS 969J and also caused a bit of chaos when he stepped inside the House.

Noisy Members were reportedly divided on whether he should sit on the ruling NRM side or the Opposition

Mbabazi proceeded to a back seat as fellow lawmakers clapped and cheered uncontrollably.

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