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Newly elected Kyadondo East Member of Parliament Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi Sentamu is now in preparations of his swearing in slated next week on Tuesday.
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Bobi Wine will take an oath at the Parliament in front of fellow MPs and fans whom he urged to carry Ugandan flags.
“Mean while the swearing in has been slated for Tuesday 11th July 2017 (next week) at the Parliament of the Republic of Uganda. Don’t forget to carry your Uganda flag,” Bobi Wine posted on his various social media plat forms.
Last week on Thursday, Bobi Wine attained a land mark victory after gathering over 25,000 votes.
However, NRM’s Sitenda Sebalu has been threatening to petition Bobi’s win in the courts law while former area MP Apollo Kantinti conceded deafeat by saying;
“The people of Kyadondo deserve consistent representation in the parliament and they voted. I do not believe in using court to counter what the results have shown. I want to congratulate Robert Kyagulanyi on his win in Kyadondo East constituency and I wish him well.”
Source: Matooke republic
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