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Sipiika wa Paalamenti Anita Among Yasimattuse Akabenje

Sipiika wa Paalamenti Anita Among ku Lwokutaano akawungeezi yasimattuse akabenje k’oku luguudo oluvannyuma lwa loole eyabadde eva e Jinja okukyuka n’egenda mu kkubo lya mmotoka za Sipiika ng’edda e Jinja.

Omwogezi wa Paalamenti, Chris Obore, yategeezezza mu kiwandiiko kye yafulumizza ekiro ekyayise nti ekikangabwa kino kyaguddewo ku ssaawa nga 5:45 ez’ekiro Sipiika bwe yabadde akomawo e Kampala okuva mu disitulikiti y’e Bugweri, gye yali akubira kampeyini Pulezidenti Yoweri Museveni ng’omumyuka wa Pulezidenti ow’okubiri owa NRM.

Obore yagambye nti loole eyabadde eva e Jinja, ng’edda e Jinja, yakyukira mu kkubo ly’emmotoka za Sipiika oluvannyuma lw’emmotoka endala eziwerako okuyitawo.

“Ddereeva wa Sipiika yasobodde okukyusa emmotoka n’agizza ku mabbali g’ekkubo, n’aziyiza ekyandibadde akabenje ak’amaanyi,”

Poliisi y’e Mukono okuva olwo yakwata ddereeva wa loore, ayitibwa Lubega Ivan, 32, ne ddereeva munne Waiswa Amis, okuyambako mu kunoonyereza.

Sipiika n’abali mu ttiimu ye baategeezebwa nti tebalina buzibu oluvannyuma lw’akabenje.

 

Speaker of Parliament Anita Among on Friday evening narrowly escaped a road accident after her convoy was nearly hit by a trailer in Mukono District.

Parliament’s spokesperson, Chris Obore, revealed in a statement last night that the incident occurred at around 5:45 p.m. as the Speaker was returning to Kampala from Bugweri District, where she had been campaigning for President Yoweri Museveni in her capacity as the Second Vice Chairperson of the NRM (Female).

Obore said the trailer, which was travelling towards Jinja, swerved into the convoy after several vehicles had already passed.

“The Speaker’s driver managed to steer the vehicle to the edge of the road, avoiding what could have been a serious accident,” he noted. Police in Mukono have since detained the driver of the trailer, identified as Lubega Ivan, 32, and his co-driver Waiswa Amis, to assist in investigations.

The Speaker and members of her team were reported safe following the incident.

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