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NRM MPs only thinking of their stomachs, no credible explanation for amendment — Andrew Mwenda

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
November 2, 2017
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Political analyst and veteran journalist Andrew Mwenda has lashed out at NRM MPs supporting age limit amendment.

He explained that they have no credible reason to support age limit amendment.

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“Across the country people are debating age limit. Yet the NRM which began it still lacks a sense of purpose and direction. It has no credible explanation why this amendment is necessary,” Mwenda said in a message posted on social media.

He further stated that all they care about is the money that it brings to their pockets.

“NRM is held together by money and power; so obedience is either bought or coerced. This allows us to understand why NRM MPs have little incentive to make a case for Museveni staying longer in power – because they don’t have one. Their only reason is that it will be a source of money, a retirement package so to speak. They have their stomachs in the debate but they don’t have their hearts in it.”

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