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Mugisha Muntu quits FDC

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
September 25, 2018
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Former President of Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), Gen Mugisha Muntu has quit the party. According to a circulating press statement, Mugisha Muntu and his supporters will be addressing the country on Thursday on their next step.

Earlier today, a group of youths disrupted a meeting between FDC officials headed by party president Patrick Amuriat and Mugisha Muntu.

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In the meeting, the two parties were discussing the findings of Mugisha Muntu’s countrywide consultation campaign.

Mugisha fell out with FDC leadership accusing them of internal fights aimed at stifling his efforts while serving as president. After losing the party presidency to Amuriat, he embarked on the ‘consultation meetings’ that were not sanctioned by the party.

Amuriat further effected a reshuffle in opposition [shadow cabinet] leadership in Parliament which was viewed as an aim at replacing pro-Muntu loyalists.

 

 

 

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