{UAH} Jimmy Akena: There’s Nothing Wrong With The Land Amendment Bill

UPC Traitor And Kayibanda Arse-licker James Akena shows his true colours. Fresh from failing to grab hundreds of hectares of land from his own relatives in Akokoro, UPC scumbag  Akena is now determined to extend his greed to  a national scale. Since he became Kayibanda Museveni's lapdog , Akena has lost all sense of shame. He is not ashamed to be identified with the brutal tyrant who has terrorised his own people for the past 30 years.  The only human sense Akena has left is the sense of smell- the smell of money and loot. Akena has no principles, no morals, so shame, He is a walking embarrasment to  the memory of his great father, the late President Milton Obote. James  Akena is surely digging his own. grave. . He is one of the traitors we will punish very severely when we end the Rwandan occupation of our country. 

Bobby

 Jimmy Akena: There's Nothing Wrong With The Land Amendment Bill

AuthorOur ReporterPosted onPosted onAugust 4, 2017

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Jimmy Akena, the party president of the Uganda People's Congress-UPC has backed the controversial land amendment bill saying it will provide Land for development to government.

The bill that was tabled before Parliament last month, seeks to amend Article 26 of the Constitution for compulsory acquisition of private land by the government before compensation, for government projects.

Jimmy Akena Obote , who is also the  Lira Municipality  MP said there is nothing wrong with the amendment. Speaking on a radio interview on Wednesday, Akena added that his party supports the proposed Land amendment bill. "As UPC we have no problem with the amendment because it will help us to develop Uganda when we enter power ''

Akena however cautioned the government to consider a  fair compensation package while acquiring land from the community if the article is to be amended.

According to Akena Ugandans should not think the bill is for the sitting government but  should consider that this will be the future of Uganda not the ruling NRM Government.

 

The Land Amendment Bill which is currently before the legal committee has faced wide criticism by members of the public including the civil society movement, as intended to grab people's property.

 

By JK Olot

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