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FDC – Kavuma should resign

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
January 16, 2017
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The Opposition Forum for Democratic Change has called for the immediate resignation of Chief Justice Kavuma for issuing what the Speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga termed a stupid order against oil money debate.

Justice Kavuma issued an interim order two weeks back barring parliament to investigate into oil cash Bonanza where Shs 6billion was shared among 42 government officials an Order which parliament dished away.

Addressing journalists in Najjanakumbi, the party spokesperson Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda says parliament should not wait for Kavuma to resign in September he should be forced to resign immediately pending the investigation.

He explained that the order he issued has been a disgrace to the judiciary system and the court of appeal should disassociate with such people and remove all the orders he has made.

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