Uganda: Ssenyonyi Alleges Shs 1.6 Billion 'Service Award Bonanza' Claims Funds Routed Via Parliament Sacco

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Uganda: Ssenyonyi Alleges Shs 1.6 Billion 'Service Award Bonanza' Claims Funds Routed Via Parliament Sacco

The Leader of Opposition (LoP), Joel Ssenyonyi, has revealed fresh and explosive allegations against four Parliamentary Commissioners, claiming they have "again" awarded themselves substantial service allowances totalling Shs. 1.6 Billion of taxpayers' money.

The 1.6 Billion Shilling "Service Award" Scandal » The Hoima Post

A dark cloud of financial scandal once again hangs over the Ugandan Parliament, and this time, the stench is particularly potent. I have been reliably informed that some weeks back, the four Commissioners of Parliament—Hon. Solomon Silwany, Hon. Esther Afoyochan, Hon. Prossy Akampulira Mbabazi, and Hon. Mathias Mpuuga—quietly approved for themselves a second “service award” to the tune of 400 million shillings each. This is not the controversial…

Mpuuga, Commissioners in another Shs 400m Bonanza scandal

A fresh wave of controversy has engulfed the Parliament of Uganda after the Leader of Opposition (LOP), Joel Ssenyonyi, publicly alleged that four Parliamentary Commissioners had received a second, irregular payment of Shs 400 million each.  Speaking to the press today, Mr Ssenyonyi claimed he had been "reliably informed" that the money was recently disbursed to the four backbench commissioners: Prossy Mbabazi Akampurira, Solomon Silwanyi, Esthe…

Another Rap! LoP Ssenyonyi Accuses Four Parliamentary Commissioners Of Pocketing Ugx400m 'Service Award'

By Spy Uganda Kampala, Uganda — Leader of the Opposition in Parliament (LoP), Joel Ssenyonyi, has made explosive new allegations against four Parliamentary Commissioners, accusing them of secretly awarding themselves an additional Shs. 1.6 billion in what he describes as a “second service award.” In a statement shared on social media and later reiterated during…