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According to incoming reports, Deputy Speaker Anita Among has been locked out of the State House this morning. Apparently, she had to

Among Kicked Out Of State House As President Gives Her Vote Of No Confidence

According to incoming reports, Deputy Speaker Anita Among has been locked out of the State House this morning. Apparently, she had to pitch camp as she pursued the endorsement of her NRM party chairman, Gen Yoweri Museveni.

Apparently, Speaker Among arrived at State House at 6:00am today only for security to ask her to return to wherever she came.

Among’s plan to have her lover Eng. Moses Magogo take over from her as deputy speaker as she vies to replace the late Speaker Jacob Oulanyah annoyed Museveni.

Sources have also revealed that Museveni is also angry because of Among’s intolerance. Apparently, this is in regards to how she illegally mishandled MP Zaake Francis’s issue.

This saw her impeach him from the parliamentary Commission even when she lacked quorum to do so.

Museveni has since directed the state Minister for defence Jacob Oboth Oboth to resign from his duties and collect the party nomination forms for the position.

Embarrassed by Museveni’s vote of no confidence in her, Among quietly led her entourage away from Statehouse. Sources say she is now considering defying the party position to persist with her selfish agenda.

Source: UGNews24

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