LIST: See Names of 71 Out of 110 Opposition MPs Who Have not Received Shs100m Bribe

At least 71 out of about 110 opposition MPs have confirmed that they have not received Shs100m bribe that was given to each MP.

The money is said to have been from a supplementary budget that went to a classified vote that could be used — or misused — by the recipient.

The money was meant to appreciate MPs who voted in favour of the controversial coffee bill and to grease their hands into voting in favour of another upcoming controversial and unpopular plot for the Museveni state to try civilians in army courts.

Days after it emerged that money had exchanged hands at parliament, then acting leader of opposition in parliament (LoP) Muwanga Kivumbi summoned all opposition MPs and they resolved that those who might have picked the money should return it.

They also resolved to append their signatures to a resolution denouncing the bribe and confirming that they did not partake of ‘sin money.’

Days since that resolution was made, only 71 MPs of the 110 that belong to the opposition have signed the resolution confirming that they have not touched the money.

They are drawn from parties the main opposition National Unity Platform (NUP), the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), People’s Front for Freedom (PFF), the Democratic Party (DP), Uganda People’s Congress (UPC), Justice Forum (Jeema).

There are also a few independents who have signed the opposition resolution denouncing the Easter cash bonanza.

It is believed that the opposition legislators who received the money could be among those 39 who are yet to sign the resolution.

Majority of the MPs who received the money are said to be from President Yoweri Museveni’s ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), which also has the majority in parliament.

List of MPs who say they have not received Shs100m bribe

1. Joel Ssenyonyi

2. Nambeshe John Baptist

3. Muwanga Kivumbi

4. Zaake Francis.

5. Nkunyingi Muwada

6. Lukyamuzi David Kalwanga

7. Lulume Bayiga

8. Geofrey Kayemba Ssolo

9. Kanyike Evans

10. Yusuf Nsibambi

11. Batuwa Timothy Lusala

12. Sekabira Denis

13. Sserubula Stephen

14. Ssaazi Godfrey

15. Mukasa Aloysius

16. Balimwezo Ronald

17. Wakayima Musoke

18. Odur Jonathan

19. Luyimbazi Nalukoola

20. Mayanja Allan

21. Nakimuli Hellen

22. Ssimbwa Fred

23. Nabukeera Hanifa

24. Mugabi Susan

25. Ssemujju Ibrahim

26. Betty Ethel Naluyima

27. Ssewanyana Allan

28. Karim Masaba

29. Lumu Kizito

30. Bagala Joyce

31. Fortunate Nantongo

32. Tebandeke Charles

33. Brenda Nabukenya

34. Namutaawe Joan

35. Nambooze Teddy

36. Ssekitoleko Robert

37. Patrick Nsamba Oshabe

38. Hillary Kiyaga

39. Isabirye David

40. Kabuye Frank

41. Nyeko Derrick

42. Matovu Charles

43. Kaaya Christine

44. Adeke Anna E.

45. Joan Alobo Acom

46. Kamari Mildred

47. David Sserukuma

48. Aisha Kabanda

49. Nandagire Christine Dinnah

50. Paul Nsubuga

51. Lutamaguzi Paulson

52. Michael Phillip Lulume Bayigga

53. Medard Sseggona

54. Nabagabe Kalungi Hanifa

55. Basalirwa Asuman

56. Abubaker Kawalya

57. Kyebakutika Manjeri

58. Francis Mwijukye

59. Asinansi Nyakato

60. Lutaya Geoffrey

61. Kirumira Hassan

62. Bakireke Nambooze

63. Stella Apolot Isodo

64. Lukwago John Paul

65. Nsanja Patrick

66. Kakembo Michael

67. Nanyondo Veronica

68. Kabuusu Moses

69. Aol Betty Ocan

70. Katabaazi Francis

71. Ekudo Tom Julius

72. Wilfred Niwagaba

It should be remembered that deputy speaker Thomas Tayebwa dismissed the Easter cash bonanza on the floor of parliament as mere street talk, only for a video to appear online showing MPs flocking parliament with bags at night going to collect the money. (Watch the video and see details Here and There).

Museveni also came out and blasted those criticizing NRM MPs for the taking the Shs100m bribe each, prompting Muwanga Kivumbi to fire back, asking the president if he has no shame left in him, as reported Here and There.

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