Lubaga North legislator Moses Kasibante found the list dumped into his compound, a list in which he is also in.

The list does not only include politicians but also religious and Cultural leaders.

Kasibante said he has no knowledge of where the list has come from but insisted it even includes politicains and religious leaders.

“I don’t know what it means but it contains about 16 names of politicians and religious leaders,” Kasibante said.

When I contacted police, they assured me that they would investigate the matter. Apparently, this case is to be handled by Old Kampala Police Station,” added.

The other names on the list include; Ntungamo Municipality MP, Gerard Karuhanga who recently reported to police about these threats, Kawempe South Legislator Mubarak Munyagwa and NRM Chief Whip Ruth Nankabirwa.

The others are Titular head of muslims, Kassim Nakibinge, Kampala Metropolitan South Commander Siraje Bakaleke and deputy Police Spokesperson, Patrick Onyango, Saddam Rashid Lukwago, a herbalist, Sheikh Matovu and Bereko Muhammad who could indeed be Muhammad Nsereko, the Kampala Central MP.

Emilian Kayima the Police Spokesperson as police, it will provide necessary investigations and security into the matter.

“We ask those people to be cautious of their personal security and safety, report anything suspicious. Our commanders will have an engagement with each of the people on the list to share information with a view of protecting them.”

The targeted list could follow former Buyende police commander Muhammad Kirumira and former Arua Municipality MP Ibrahim Abiriga who alsoreceived death threats before they were killed.

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Speaking after interfacing with the speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga on the institution’s preparation for his visit, the Buganda Caucus Chairperson Kiwanda said that Buganda Kingdom Prime Minister will be visiting the entire Parliamentary community to raise contributions for the Kasubi Tombs Project.

Kiwanda said all members of parliament in the 9th parliament and other people working around the National Assembly regardless of their political and ethnic differences are represented on the organizing committee for this occasion.

Though he could not mention the date for the visit, Kiwanda said that kingdom Premier is scheduled to visit Parliament when it resumes business, in order to engage all lawmakers and also be able to attend one of the session.

The vice chairperson of the Caucus Betty Nambooze says that this will be the first time a cultural leader visits the National Assembly which sets a good precedent for other cultural leaders.

Nambooze said that there is no specific amount of money any person is supposed to give towards the Masiro Project that is budgeted at 5 billion shillings.

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