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The elections are due to take place on 16th December. The party led by Moses Kigongo, the first vice chairperson NRM plus Rosemary Sseninde met leaders of Ntenjeru south constituency.
The purpose of this meeting was to find means on how to get support for their candidate in the race. However, every official that stood up was blaming Nantaba for her disloyalty.
Ahead of elections, Nantaba declared support for independent candidate Majid Nyanzi for the Kayunga LCV race. Some officials even said Nantaba does nothing in Kayunga apart from dividing them.
“Cliques within our party are to blame for our loss. There is one person who has contributed to this and that in Nantaba. She does nothing in Kayunga apart from dividing us,” a one Yusuf Musoke said.
Edith Nakijoba said NRM had better do something about her before it’s late. Apparently, she is always working behind the curtains to taint the party name.
“In Kayunga we have two NRMs and one of them is headed by Nantaba. She is so powerful and many people listen to her. You(NRM top leadership) have given her so much power that she uses to destabilize the party. You are to blame for it. She is no longer a minister but she still has guards whom she uses to intimidate us. What are those guards for.”
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