From: "Chris Opoka-Okumu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: ugnet_: Dr. Obote discloses a plot to kidnap him and his family
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 15:46:01 -0500
Mitayo,
It is Patrick Mwondha.
Chris
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Subject: Re: ugnet_: Dr. Obote discloses a plot to kidnap him and his family
> Dear COO,
>
> Is it Patrick Mwandha or Patrick Mwondha?
>
> Mitayo Potosi
>
> >From: Omar Kezimbira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: ugnet_: Dr. Obote discloses a plot to kidnap him and his family
> >Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 18:03:18 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >
> >Obote fears kidnap - New Vision, 23rd October 2003
> >
> >By Milton Olupot
> >
> >EXILED Uganda People's Congress leader Milton Obote yesterday claimed he
> >had received reports of a plot to have him and his family kidnapped,
> >tortured and disposed of.
> >
> >"I take this report most seriously.
> >
> >My father and mother who were not even in politics were killed merely
> >because I was their son who grew up under their care in their home," he
> >said in a speech read by UPC Presidential Policy Commission chief Dr.
James
> >Rwanyarare.
> >
> >Rwanyarare was launching of the UPC 15-member national organising
committee
> >(NOC) recently named by Obote.
> >
> >Twelve members of the committee chaired by Peter Walubiri were sworn in
by
> >a Commissioner of Oaths Kenneth Omoding, amid ululation punctuated with
the
> >party song, "The Congress of the People".
> >
> >The others include Adoko Nekyon, Peter Akwenyu, Margaret Ateng, Ignatius
> >Barungi, Henry Mayega, Patrick Mwandha, Dick Nyai, J.L. Okello Okello,
> >Okullo Epak, Omodi Okot, Chris Opio, Prof. Patrick Rubaihayo, Amsa
> >Sewankambo, Ahmed Washaki and Alice Alaso.
> >
> >Alaso recently declined to take up the position.
> >
> >Obote said the 15 members would be deployed to return the country to the
> >noble ideals independence.
> >"The 15 nationalists today embark on the second liberation of Uganda,"
> >Obote said.
> >
> >In a related development, UPC has proposed an agenda for talks between
the
> >parties and the Movement, which includes the role of the UPDF and other
> >security organisations in politics.
> >
> >"We welcome the initiative but we are taken aback that there is no
agenda,"
> >Rwanyarare said.
> >
> >He said the time-table for implementation of the transition to multiparty
> >politics should be on the agenda.
> >
> >Published on: Thursday, 23rd October, 2003
> >
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