MPs Move to Expunge President's Address
- Publisher:
- NTV Uganda
- Publication Date:
- 13 February 2012
- Tags:
- Uganda, Petroleum, Governance
Lawmakers critical of the current status of the management of the Oil sector in Uganda have accused the president of making attempts to abrogate the constitution. Addressing a news conference this afternoon at parliament, the MPs described president's Museveni's address to parliament last Friday as an empty speech and vowed to move a motion to expunge it from the hansard of parliament.
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