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Bobi Wine Listed among 100 MPs who don’t Go to Parliament

Admin Trumpet by Admin Trumpet
September 25, 2019
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Bobi Wine:  I Will Not Give UP

Bobi Wine at his home shortly after being released from Luzira (file photo)

Kyadondo Legislator Robert Ssentamu Kyagulanyi has been named among 100 parliamentarians for perpetual absenteeism, during the period of July 2017, May 2018 and 2019.

37 legislators according to a report, missed parliamentary committees amounting to 815 meetings.

The lawmakers who didn’t attend the committee sessions are; National Youth MP Sarah Babirye Kityo, Jie County MP, Moses Bilbad Adome, Workers MP Sam Lyomoki, Mukono Woman MP Peace Kusasira Mubiru, Kyamuswa County MP Caroline Birungi Nanyondo, Otuke County MP Julius Acon, Igara West MP Raphael Magyezi, Tororo North MP Annet Nyaketcho, Dakabela County MP Cosmas Elotu, Lutseshe County Godfrey Watenga Nabutanyi, Kabarole Woman MP Sylvia Rwabwogo and Kibanda North MP Taban Amin.

The others are, Kyadondo East MP Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu who missed the 39 meetings held by the Presidential Affairs Committee during the year, Apac Woman MP Betty Awor Engola, Omoro Woman MP Catherine Lamwaka, who missed all the 23 meetings of the Public Accounts Committee, Aruu County MP Samuel Odonga Otto, who missed all the 53 meetings of the Budget Committee, as well as Nakawa Division MP Michael Kabaziguruka and Kakumiro Woman MP, Robinah Nabbanja who skipped all the 16 meetings of the Rules Committee.

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