Ugandan Parliament recorded in the fighting parliament’s book 2017

This last week of September has been massive in Uganda via the Age limit bill as it was supposed to be tabled by the Deputy speaker Jacob Olanya as the speaker was not around but it did not go well as the honorable members of Parliament were not ready to sit when the parliament is surrounded by Army, so the deputy speaker went on extended the parliament sitting as he was not ready to chair members of Parliament who are not ready. After that the opposition members went on and sang songs of success.

On Tuesday 26 September 2017 Members of Parliament rushed for the Parliament and it reached the time of sitting when the parliament is full with the opposition members putting on red ribbons on their heads. The Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga presented all the proceeding but later on it was discovered that a certain member of Parliament by the names of Ronald Kibule had sneaked in a Gun into the parliament and that’s where the chaos started from and the fighting of the Parliamentary members started when NRM members are versing opposition members. This Parliament stressed the Speaker when she was ordering the members to sit down and keep quiet but when they are not listening.

After the Members of Parliament coming back to their normal senses the Speaker tried to call Hon Magyezi to come and present his Age limit bill but Hon Theodal Sekikubo asked for point of order and requested the speaker that we should follow order as the bill for Patrick Nsamba was the first to be presented to you now why are you putting it last but when the speaker resisted on her point the opposition members did not allow it to continue and the Speaker extended the sitting to the next day.

On 27^th September 2017 the speaker started by Suspending over twenty five Member of Parliaments with most population being on opposition side who refused to listen to the Speaker’s orders and what followed is ordering special forces command officers from state house to come and move out these MPs by force and it did not go well as there was a constant fighting between MPs and the Forces which resulted to an extent of Members being Injured and some were rushed to hospitals in bad conditions.