The Deputy Deputy Inspector General of Government confirmed that the money sent to Busoga University wasn’t meant for it, but rather Makutu Seed Secondary School.

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She therefore ordered Busoga University based in Iganga district to refund back the money that the President sent.

According to the letter signed on September 17 by the Deputy Inspector General of Government, Ms Mariam Wangadya, to the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof Lameka Kibikyo, asserts that the money was mistakenly sent to Busoga University.

President Museveni in 2011 pledged to support both Busoga University and Makutu Seed School.

On the amount sent, Busoga University was meant to take Shs1.2b and the reminder was for Makutu Seed School, according to the IGG.

However, Busoga University took all the money. The University was then ordered to send Shs151m to Makutu Seed School but only released Shs100.5m.

Busoga University Vice Chancellor Prof Kibikyo said failure for the University to settle all the money was due to the problems the University has been facing since 2016

“The delays in refunding the money to Makutu Seed School is due to the problems that the university has been having since 2016, including strikes, notice to revoke its licence and revocation of licence; but the money will be paid in instalments,’’ Prof Kibikyo is quoted as saying.

The IGG termed Prof Kibikyo’s claims as unsatisfactory since the money was received by the University two years earlier before the problems occurred.

“The problems had no effect on the transfer of this money to Makutu Seed School because it (money) was received in 2014 – two years before the occurrence of the said problems and therefore there was no excuse for failing to remit the money.”
“It is noted that your explanation is not satisfactory since the problems occurred two years after receiving them. You are therefore directed to refund this money with immediate effect,’’ the IGG letter reads in part.

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Nyanzi is facing charges of offensive communication and cyber harassment when he insulted President Museveni’s mother.

While appearing at the Buganda Road Court on Friday, the Makerere University researcher denied the charges read to her by Gladys Kamasanyu.

She therefore asked court to summon President Museveni and be a key witness and show how the posts insulted his mother.

“Police should complete investigations in the shortest time possible and also bring President Museveni to face court and explain how he was offended by my posts,” she said.

The State asserts that on  September 16 and 19, 2018, Dr Nyanzi posted on her Facebook page words abusing President Museveni’ s late mother and continued to post messages that disrupted the peace of the president.

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Namata 21 who is a resident of Wakiso District had so far spent two months in policy cstody before being granted bail.

She is charged with offences of cyber harassment and offensive communication in a video that circulated on social media calling for the release of Kyaddondo East Member of Parliament Robert Kyagulanyi.

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In a video that Namata recorded, she termed President Museveni as as “Buttocks, Feaces and also threatened to throw their genitals in his teeth if he doesn’t order for Bobi Wine.

On Thursday, grade one magistrate Stella Maris Amabilis granted Namata bail on cash of Shs 600,000.

Nambiru and aunty Rose Nampala were the substantial sureties to ensure Namata returns in court for the hearing.

Namata a resident of Najeera in Kiira Municipality in Wakiso district will return to court in November 23. Namata is said to have been picked on August 27, 2018 by officers at CPS using her phone contact.

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