The minister for Presidency Masiko Kabakumba told the Parliamentary committee on Presidential Affairs that she has already written a letter to Tinyefuza advising him to leave the building.

MPs on the committee told Kabakumba that if he does not obey the orders to vacate, Parliament will evoke its powers of court to forcefully evict him.

Shadow minister for special regions and also a member of the committee Stephen ochola explains that Kabakumba will have to come back to Parliament and give a report on the matter.

He says Tinyenfunza should be able to find another place where to relocate  by 30^th August 2011.

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The building under contention is an office and a command centre where a UPDF General David Tinyenfuza coordinates his intelligence work.

Appearing before the committee chaired by Barnabas Tinkasimire, Muruli explained that much as Tinyenfuza occupied the house because of the need to coordinate intelligence activities, his man was ready to vacate.

But, the committee insisted that Muruli informs the committee the exact day and date Tinyenfuza will vacate the house since he has persistently defied KCCA Executive Director Jenifer Musisi’s orders to leave.

But, Muruli defended Tinyenfuza who has also on several occassions defied the MPs’ summons to appear and defend himself before the comittee, saying he had come to tell MPs that   tinye is going to vacate the house.

After MPs’ demands to have the minister give a timeframe within which his man was to vacate the house hit a snag, the charged legislators accused Muruli of taking them for granted and demanded his exit.

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Executive Director Jennifer Musisi was also in the committee to witness the verdict,

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