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Ingrid Turinawe to MPs: If you eat like a pig, walk like a pig, sit like a pig, then what are you?

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
March 1, 2017
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Defiant FDC’s Ingrid Turinawe is still taking shots at the MPs! After yesterday’s chaotic scenario during the last EALA campaigns at parliament where FDC’s Ingrid Turinawe was booed by MPs, the iron lady is not backing down. MPs claimed that she illegible to address people whom she claimed are pigs. MPs were seen holding placards and chanting ‘’No pigs here’’.



However, this morning while appearing on NBS TV, Igrid Turinawe seemed to be disappointed on how MPs treated her.  “When you look at how they treated me, you wonder whether they are ‘honourable’ members of a national Parliament, I have to seek fairness by all means,” Turinawe vowed.

She has threatened to go to court over mistreatment. Though she defended her statement of calling MPs pigs saying “If you eat like a pig, walk like a pig, sit like a pig, then what are you?”

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