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We Demand An Apology From NUP For The Demonstrations In Seattle, Acholi MP

We Demand An Apology From NUP For Demonstrations In Seattle – Acholi MP

Dr. Lilian Aber, the Kitgum Woman MP has said NUP should apologize to the Acholi People for the demonstrations that happened in Seattle staged by NUP supporters.

“We demand an apology from NUP for the demonstrations in Seattle. I can tell you that the people from the north are very annoyed. NUP associates itself with the red color and red berets. They should take responsibility for these demonstrations,” Aber said

She says much as the burial is open to everyone, it would be better if NUP leadership apologizes before crossing Karuma.

“Everyone is welcome for the burial of our brother. However, it would be good if NUP leadership first apologises for tormenting him at his hospital bed and hour of need before crossing Karuma for Omoro, where burial will take place.”

However, the president of the National Unity Platform, Robert Kyagulanyi said the allegations about the National Unity Platform’s involvement in the demonstration are not true.

Meanwhile, NUP had also told the Chief Justice to apologize to Buganda for the tribalism talk.

Meanwhile, the body of fallen Speaker Oulanyah is still in the US and according to sources. It will arrive in the country on Friday after some investigations have been made around the cause of his death.

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