Radio Ankole, 99.3 FM Ntungamo, brings you this news update. Nakaseke South Member of Parliament, Luttamaguzi Ssemakula, has publicly asserted that his political career would have faced an untimely end had he remained within the ranks of the Democratic Party. Speaking during a live appearance on a national television broadcast earlier this morning, the legislator firmly stated that continued affiliation with the DP, particularly under the stewardship of its current leader, Norbert Mao, would have proven detrimental to his political trajectory and aspirations. Ssemakula further elaborated on his concerns, leveling serious accusations against the incumbent leadership of the Democratic Party. He specifically alleged that the party’s current hierarchy is maintaining close operational ties and working in direct collaboration with the ruling National Resistance Movement, a situation he views as compromising the party’s independence and future prospects within the political landscape.
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