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Posted by: Suubi Anne in Uganda politics August 22, 2022

The spokesman of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) secretariat, Rogers Mulindwa has said the opposition is just too disorganized to win any election right now.

Mulindwa says much as the opposition always finds the need to blame NRM for a number of issues, it’s their disorganization that is causing them to lose all the by-elections lately.

Mulindwa argues that the opposition is not yet strong enough to lead this country because they can’t even sustain a candidate in a race.

He said this because of the Busongora elections where all opposition members stepped down giving the NRM candidate a steady win. In fact, Mulindwa says the opposition participates in elections to only make news.

“The opposition comes into these by-elections for the news. Kyagulanyi can never go to a place where Museveni won’t be. Kyagulanyi’s news rotates around Museveni.”

Mulindwa said this while on NBS TV political show alongside several others who differed from his submission. Hon. Abubaker Kawalya says returning officers come to conduct an election knowing NRM should win.

“Even Returning Officers come in an election with commands that the NRM candidate must win. Ugandans should know that these shameless people are destroying this country. We go into a by-election thinking it’s an election, yet these people come to do their own things. The elections were full of the army beating up people,” Kawalya added.

Meanwhile, NEWSLEXPOINT.com earlier reported that the LCV chairperson of Kayunga district, Muwonge Andrew, mocked the opposition, saying they will never win another by-election in Uganda. According to him, the NRM went back to the drawing board and organized things.

“The opposition can never win any other by-election in Uganda. NRM went back to the drawing board, and it is more organized,” said Muwonge on the NBS Eagle.

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