Ssekikubo releases final list for censure signatures

The group of legislators behind the move to. Ensure four parliamentary Commissioners has revealed that they gathered 186 signatures l.

"We have finalised preparations for the motion and compiled comprehensive evidence to support our case," Theodore Ssekikubo, the leader of the group, told journalists on Friday evening.

"Despite allegations that we lacked sufficient signatures, we proudly announce that 186 legislators have bravely appended their signatures to the motion."

Lwemiyaga County's Ssekikubo and his colleagues also disclosed that they are aware of clandestine attempts to forge minutes of the Budget committee and the Hansard.

"We will expose those behind these illegal moves and ensure that justice prevails," Ssekikubo vowed.

The chief petitioner also addressed claims that he had failed to gather enough signatures.

"We have released the final list of legislators who have appended their signatures to the motion, dismissing claims that we lacked sufficient support."

Ssekikubo further revealed that some MPs are being coerced or enticed to withdraw their signatures.

However, he reminded MPs that the rules clearly state that signatures cannot be withdrawn.

"We will not be intimidated or swayed from our pursuit of accountability and transparency in Parliament," he said.

The notice to the Clerk to Parliament will be issued on Monday, next week, paving the way for the tabling of the motion. As Ssekikubo said, "We will continue to fight for the rights of Ugandans and ensure that those in power are held accountable."