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Ofwono Opondo advises M7 to run to court

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
July 31, 2018
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By Damali Mukhaye.

President Museveni has been advised to run to the Supreme Court if he is not satisfied with the age limit ruling.

The five judges led by the Deputy Chief Justice in their ruling quashed the legislator’s decision declaring it null and void an upheld the term limit and age limit removal.

In a statement issued yesterday, the president said judges are not the ones in charge of the country, insisting that as the ruling party they would harmonize and galvanize their position which recommended the extension of MPs tenure.

Addressing journalists at media center, the executive director of the Uganda media center Ofwono Opondo says that president Museveni has a right to complain in public but his protests cannot change anything.

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