"Rwanyarare said UPC has done well without Obote and that he would fight any attempts of promoting exiled leaders of UPC to take the mantle of leadership"

Dr. Rwanyarare:

Whereas the people of Uganda   very much appretiate whatever contribution  The UPC might have made in the fight against NRM military dictatorship,  under your leadership, attacking the party President during this very sensitive political transition period in our country, is totally uncalled for. You  and your so called  group of leaders , are out of order!  As an elder and a leader, Please maintain your Intergrity  control; please exercise a sense of displine  and control your utterences!! I beg you!

Matek

to exercise a sense of displine. what can only be described as members of Uganda Peoples

Rwanyarare warns Obote on rigging 

By Emma Mutaizibwa

KAMPALA - Dr James Rwanyarare has warned his party president, Dr Milton Obote, against manipulating the party Constitution and the election of new office bearers.

Rwanyarare was on the ‘Straight to the Point’ programme of KFM when he fired off the latest salvo in the struggle for the leadership of the Uganda People’s Congress party.
Rwanyarare said UPC has done well without Obote and that he would fight any attempts of promoting exiled leaders of UPC to take the mantle of leadership.

“Anyone who wants to be relevant to Uganda politics should be here. The majority who are going to decide the destiny of UPC are not the exiled but the young generation.”
Obote, who is in exile in Zambia, recently disbanded UPC’s top organ, the Presidential Policy Commission (PPC) that Rwanyarare chaired.

Rwanyarare said even if Obote tried to manipulate elections, he would fail.

“UPC has an array of leaders who can steer it to victory. UPC is not an individual,” he said. “Nobody should stop anyone from contesting for the top leadership in UPC.”

Obote is expected to return to the country on May 27 ahead of the UPC Delegates Conference that will elect new party leaders.
UPC will be de-registered if it does not hold a delegates conference by September 22.

Rwanyarare said that Obote has expressed no interest of remaining at the helm of power of UPC. Rwanyarare has become critical since Obote effectively locked him out of the UPC decision-making when he disbanded the PPC and set up a Constitutional Steering Committee (CSC) headed by Badru Wegulo, the party’s national chairman.

Rwanyarare and a group of 38 PPC members then accused Obote of not adhering to the UPC constitution by appointing the CSC.
Rwanyarare penned a dossier to Obote on April 8.

Rwanyarare was a guest on the KFM talk show together with UPC’s external bureau chief in London, Mr Joseph Ochieno, and the head of political intelligence in State House, Mr Charles Rwomushana.
Rwomushana said Obote’s plot is to enthrone his son Jimmy Akena as the new UPC leader.
Ochieno said, “Obote can’t wait to let go.”

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