Acting Government Chief Whip Daudi Migereko while a Press Conference at Parliament said the President described the Author of the letter to the House of Commons as an enemy of the Country and trying to sabotage the Economy of the Country.

Migereko said the president read the Contents of the letter to NRM Caucus Members that sat yesterday in Entebbe but declined to mention the Author instead instructed the Investigative arms of Government to find out the motive of the letter which he described as Criminal.

Migereko also said that the Caucus has also set up a Committee that is going to investigate the Circumstances that led NRM to lose its seat in the just concluded Jinja Municipality East bi-elections and why voters were harassed to an extent of not casting their vote to the desired Candidate.

By Isaac Senabulya

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Uganda intelligence officers intercepted this letter yesterday and handed it over to president Museveni who has now directed police to hunt for the people behind it.

The authors of the letter who are believed to be members of opposition Forum for Democratic Change or Democratic Party complains that Uganda signed oil agreements with Tullow oil company despite a Parliamentary resolution that put a moratorium on the signing of the same until relevant laws are in place.

Sources in security and government told our reporters that President Museveni is concerned about the letter because it could derail the oil production in Uganda. Once the security manages to nab the authors of the letter, police intends to charge them with economic sabotage and conspiracy to sabotage.

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