Speaker Among’s camp has reportedly been thrown into disarray following comments made by Muhoozi Kainerugaba on X, formerly Twitter. In a post that quickly attracted public attention, Gen Kainerugaba stated that he had “never sat in a Rolls Royce” in his 52 years of life.
The remarks came amid growing public debate over reports that Anita Among had allegedly acquired a luxury vehicle worth approximately Shs3 billion. Although the Speaker has not officially responded to the reports, the controversy has sparked widespread discussion on social media and in political circles.
Political analysts say Gen Kainerugaba’s comments have intensified scrutiny over the Speaker’s lifestyle and sources of wealth. Critics have accused her of extravagance and possible corruption, arguing that she is not publicly known as a business tycoon capable of purchasing such an expensive vehicle through private means alone.
“This issue has touched a nerve among ordinary Ugandans who are struggling economically,” said one political commentator in Kampala. “Many people are questioning how public officials accumulate such wealth.” The controversy is also threatening to complicate political calculations ahead of the anticipated race for the Speakership. Sources within political circles say the allegations have weakened confidence within Among’s camp at a time when she is expected to face growing pressure from rivals, including Norbert Mao.
A senior member of the opposition, speaking anonymously, said the matter could become a major campaign issue. “Perception matters in politics. Once the public starts associating leaders with corruption and extravagance, it becomes difficult to rebuild trust,” the source noted. Despite the criticism, supporters of the Speaker have dismissed the accusations as politically motivated attacks aimed at tarnishing her reputation ahead of future political contests.
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