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MPs that returned age limit consultation money are fools —Tamale Mirundi

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
October 31, 2017
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Former Presidential Press Advisor, Tamale Mirundi who today appeared on the weekly NBS TV program wearing a yellow ribbon labeled all Members of Parliament that returned Shs29m for age limit consultation as “fools”.

“If you return 29 million, it means you have so much left”,  Tamale stated.

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Mirundi further attacked them saying; “All MPS that returned the consultation money are fools. If they thought it could gain them credibility, no it just made them look foolish.”

According to Tamale, the Shs29m can solve many problems in the areas they represent.

“Why didn’t they refuse the Shs250m that was given to them to buy cars? Because it also came from government. Those calming its evil money, do they know that even their salaries come from government?”

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