Hajji Abdul Nadduli is no stranger to controversy

The government’s candidate in the race is Alintuma Nsambu who is facing a tough competition from the Democratic Party’s (DP) candidate, Mathias Nsubuga.

The Baganda activists led by the Kabaka’s Lukiiko member, Ffefeka Serubogo have advised Naduli to quickly go and apologise to Buganda kingdom at Mengo for his ‘Musevenism’ vicious statements.

The Buganda kingdom activists have also advised voters in Lwengo district in greater Masaka to vote for Pro-Buganda Candidate to represent their interests in Parliament of Uganda.

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This is after Barbara Patience Kirabo the woman whose photo was run addressed a rpess conference demaning for an apology and compensation of 500 million shillings for defaming her.

She claimed that the use of her picture has caused her innumerable suffering, including having her fiance cancel their planned wedding later this year, as well as being blamed by people where she passes as the woman spoiling Kabaka’s marriage.

Kabushenga who has tactically released the statement in Luganda says it is clear the picture they ran is not of Nansinkombi and he apologised to Kirabo as well as readers of their newspapers for the misrepresentation.

Here is the full apology in Luganda

OBUBAKA BW’AKULIRA VISION GROUP KU KIFAANANYI KY’OMUZAANA NANSIKOMBI

Akawungeezi k’Olwokubiri January 24, 2012 nawadde olukusa okufulumya ku mikutu gyaffe egy’enjawulo omuli empapula z’amawulire ne ttivvi ekifaananyi kye nnasoose okukakasibwa nti kya Muzaana azaala Omulangira Ssemakookiro.

Kyokka kati kimaze okutgeerekeka nti ekifaananyi kino ssi kya Muzaana ono. Wano kyeraga bulungi nti nnakoze ensobi. Nnetondera abasomi baffe n’abalala ttivvi zaffe mu ggwanga lyonna wamu n’omukazi ali mu kifaananyi kino.

Wabaddewo ensobi mu kusalawo kino era ntwala obuvunaanyizibwa bwonna olw’ensobi eno.

Robert Kabushenga,
Akulira Vision Group.

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