{UAH} Uganda’s Mission in New York has sued a tenant for failure to pay rent

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This is a very important posting. But what is more important is what is missing out of it. Who is the tenant that owes that much? Why is his/her name not made public? The last information I had on that building was that it was being managed by the Rwanda government, as Uganda House on 336 East 45th street. Yes Peter Simon Okurut sees no problem into that too. Is the tenant being sued here Rwandan government? Have these friends some of us raise their danger to Uganda, which is not nationalism but pure Rwandan hate being living for free? Who else can pile up such an amount and no one says a God damn word about it unless it is the Rwandan government? Is it possible that in the fall out between the two countries Uganda is starting to raise noise on real issues in the relationship?  $470,000 in overdue rent to a private person? No I don't buy that this has to be a government, and it can be the Rwanda government easily.

 

Just how much do Rwandans have to suck out of  Uganda for our people to firkin wake up?                        -> Geee'eeeZ

 

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Subject: {UAH} Uganda's Mission in New York has sued a tenant for failure to pay rent

 

Uganda's Mission in New York has sued a tenant for failure to pay rent amounting to $470,000, about sh1.6 billion according to the current exchange rate. The five-story building is located at Lenox Hill townhouse at 111 East 70th Street, Manhattan, the heart of New York City. The government of Uganda bought the building in 1963 and used it as its mission to the U.N....

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