Mafabi told journalist at parliament the list of ministers who should resign include the Attorney Peter Nyombi for abuse of office , minister for Gender Syda Bumba  implicated in Basajjabalaba 142 billion scandal , minister for information Mary karoro okrut accused of stealing UBC land , prof khiddu makubiya  who was also in Basajjabalaba deal, Hilary onek and prime minister john Patrick amama Mbabazi who are implicated in oil bribes.

He said that if these ministers remain in office by the time parliament return from recess , MPS will force them out through censure.

He said that the money mismanaged by these ministers should have been invested in schools, hospitals, roads improvement.

He also said that kabakumba described the public Accounts committee which Nandala was heading in the Chogm expenditure investigations as a torture chamber because she was protecting herself from being known to have stolen tax payers money.

By Isaac Senabulya

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The residents who were led by the kanungu woman Member of parliament Elizabeth Karungi claim that Mbabazi has been accused falsely since 2010 when the Temangalo saga came and it was followed by the chogm scandal where he also came out innocent.

The group  alleged that the docurements tabled by Gerald Karuhanga  were false and forged to tarnish the name of their member of parliament.

The petitioners further want the speaker to stop mps from making reference in connection to chogm and Temangalo since the IGG and the committee of parliament exonerated the prime minister and also parliament to cancel the resolution that was passed on the 10th and 11th October which calls on Mbabazi and his co accused Sam Kutesa and Hilary Onek to step aside.

However the deputy speaker Jacob Oulanya who received the petition says that they can’t take any action since there is a related case in court

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Mbabazi who had come to present a self defence before the Parliamentary ad hoc committee on the regularization of the oil sector says many people have branded him corrupt whereas he is not.

The Prime minister who had come with very brief written responses such as yes, No, I don’t know, you go and ask them, to the questions put before him, caused fury from some members of the committee, which forced the committee to ask him to take a 15minute break as they sorted themselves out.

Mbabazi says there was no merit in the statements of people who say he is corrupt because he sold his property to a willing buyer.

He says whoever calls him corrupt because of the Temangalo land transaction is an idiot.

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