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In a striking statement, Member of Parliament Ssemujju Nganda has told off critics, saying, “You can call me bad if you like, but the majority of MPs in Parliament suit to be village councillors.” The comment has ignited debate among Ugandan political circles and on social media. Nganda’s assertion seems to underscore his criticism of the current composition and perceived effectiveness of Uganda’s parliamentarians. The statement contrasts with typical political rhetoric, drawing both criticism and intrigue. Below the news snippet shared by Kampala Press, an unrelated image of machinery in a warehouse is shown, sparking curiosity about potential context or connection. The post has garnered significant engagement with 207 comments, 102 likes, and 240 shares. Reactions to Nganda’s comments reflect divided opinions on the role and caliber of MPs in Uganda’s governance structure. The controversy highlights ongoing discussions on political representation in Uganda.
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