DP calls for opposition crisis meeting

Spread the love by sharing

Democratic Party (DP) members of parliament have called for an opposition crisis meeting to come up with solutions to end the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party strategy of what they termed as weakening multi-party democracy in Uganda.

Speaking to journalists at parliament, DP parliamentary caucus members, including Mityana South MP Richard Lumu, Bukoto Central’s Richard Ssebamala, and Buikwe South’s Dr. Lulume Bayiga, noted that political parties have been invaded by the ruling NRM party, explaining that most of their colleagues have not realized it yet.

However, Lumu told uncovered news reporters that “The bickering will not kill the opposition. We don’t even want to be in the opposition, and people think that we are enjoying being in the opposition, but we are not. We want to be in power.”.

Meanwhile, Lumu has also urged DP leaders and members to shun the cooperation agreement between President Museveni and Party President Nobert Mao. He also urged them to boycott their Thanksgiving ceremony slated for Saturday, July 22, in Gulu, describing the cooperation as opportunistic and selfish.

In conclusion, Their anxiety follows the ongoing bickering within the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), which is having internal fights over money alleged to have come from the NRM camp.

written by @enock katamba

Administrator

Mr. katamba Enock: Professional designer with experience in web designing who started this activity in 2019 at Kyambogo University after graduation . Contact me on : (+256-758287080)