Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) spokesperson, Ibrahim SsemujjuNganda, has claimed that lack of integrity of the current government has led many to accuse it of a number of things which it may not have possibly done.
Ssemujju’s remarks stem from the ongoing allegations that the former speaker of Parliament, Jacob Oulanyah was poisoned, something, he said, he believes is not true.
Ssemujju said that Africans do not know how to accept death, once it happens, they think there is something more to it.
Appearing on a radio political talk show on Saturday, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) vice chairman for Buganda region, Godfrey Kiwanda said that Oulanyah confided in him that he had been poisoned, adding that although the former speaker of parliament had had underlying illnesses, what he said before his death cannot be easily ruled out.
Kiwanda said he finds no contradiction with Oulanyah’s father who insists that his son was poisoned as the late Rt. Hon Jacob Oulanyah told him too that he was poisoned.
