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Matembe Challenges M7 To Share Credit For Development

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Former Ethics Minister Miria Matembe

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Former Ethics minister Miria Matembe says the NRM candidate President Yoweri Museveni should learn to share credit with other individual contributors to some key areas of development in Uganda.
This call comes as the presidential candidates continue to expound on their manifestos making promises while president Museveni hinges his campaign on the NRM achievements allegedly registered over the last 30 years.
Similar sentiments have been voiced by Forum for Democratic Change candidate Dr. Kiiza Besigye and independent candidate Amama Mbabazi.
Matembe now expresses unease with the President for always crediting himself for all the development registered in the country and blaming failures on his opponents.

Story by Moses Kyeyune

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