Ugandan Democratic Party seeks to review NRM agreement
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Nile Post
Ugandan Democratic Party MPs and regional representatives want to convene the National Council to present their grievances and reassess the cooperation agreement with the ruling National Resistance Movement. The date of the meeting has yet to be set because of parliamentary business and budget preparations, according to MP Patrick Okello.
Ugandan Democratic Party (DP) MPs and regional representatives want to bring their internal grievances before the party’s National Council and review the cooperation agreement concluded with the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), Nile Post reports. They want the party to assess whether the agreement should be amended or cancelled.
Patrick Okello, MP for Aswa Constituency, said the meeting would allow members to present their concerns to the DP leadership. The NRM is the party of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, whose MPs were recently called on to fight corruption on the ground, Nile Post reports.
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