{UAH} Mbabazi: I am about to announce my next move
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Publish Date: Dec 25, 2014
By Patson Baraire
Former Prime Minister who is also Kinkiizi West Member of Parliament Amama Mbabazi has disclosed that he will in the near future announce his next move that will change the political scene of Uganda.
Mbabazi made the remarks while addressing Christians at Karebeizi Church of Uganda in Nyakinoni sub county, Kanungu district where he attended Christmas prayers with his family.
"This is not the time to talk about politics but very soon I will announce my next political move which I believe will be news to every one," Mbabazi said in his brief speech.
He wished all Ugandans and the people of Kanungu who have stood with him ever since he was dropped as Prime Minister a merry Xmas and said that they should not be worried because he was never born to remain the prime minister.
Mbabazi introduced his family members who were mostly composed of his grand children and friends from Burundi who had come to visit him.
Dressed in a black suit with a red necktie, Mbabazi who looked composed was welcomed to the church by Christians who were led by the Lay Leader Bannet Mwesigwa. The christians said that they have been praying for him.
Earlier his wife Jacqueline Mbabazi who also addressed the congregation said that all leadership positions come from God and once it is God's plan no body can stop it.
The prayers at Karubeizi Church of Uganda were led by Rev Justus Tukwasibwe.
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