The credit crunched Mbidde was left cursing the NRM government for failing to subsidize fuel prices.

As if this was not enough, Mbidde who was moving from entebbe to Kampala had no coin at the moment.

He was only saved by one of his friends who was on his way back home. When this pal of Mbidde came, he requested him to rend him 30,000 shillings such that he refuels the escalades.

Mbidde later drove to his Mbidde and Company advocates office at Shumuko building in Kampala formerly Katatumba suites.

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Our informers got the surprise of the day yesterday when Akena, who is also the Lira Municipality MP, arrived atUgandaparliament riding a bicycle.

Akena packed his bicycle and entered the parliamentary chambers. The policemen outside the parliamentary building were overheard wondering why Akena has made it a habit of riding a bicycle to parliament.

We also kept wondering whether this is the way Akena is ‘walking to work’ a programme which the opposition politicians created in April this year.

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The credit crunched Mbidde was left cursing the NRM government for failing to subsidize fuel prices. As if this was not enough, Mbidde who was moving from Entebbe to Kampala had no coin at the moment.

He was only saved by one of his friends who was on his way back home. When this pal of Mbidde came, he requested him to borrow him 30,000 shillings such that he refuels the escalades.

Mbidde later drove to his Mbidde and Company advocates office at Shumuko building in Kampala formerly Katatumba suites. Ultimate Media

The post Mbidde’s Escalades runs out of fuel first appeared on Uganda Multimedia News & Information.

Our informers got the surprise of the day yesterday when Akena, who is the Lira Municipality MP, arrived at Uganda parliament riding a bicycle.

Akena packed his bicycle and entered the parliamentary chambers. The policemen outside the parliamentary building were overheard wondering why Akena has made it a habit of riding a bicycle to parliament.

We also kept wondering whether this is the way Akena is ‘walking to work’ a programme which the opposition politicians created in April this year.

We later learnt that the MP is promoting a particular type of bicycle that makes energy as one rides and helps in reducing fuel consumption.

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