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22 Ministers & 30 MPs implicated in Iron sheet Scandal

22 ministers, 31 members of parliament, and 13 chief administrative officers reportedly have made statements defending themselves in relation to the iron sheets

Patrick Luwagga by Patrick Luwagga
March 27, 2023
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At least 22 members of President Museveni’s Cabinet, including the vice president, Ms. Jessica Alupo, have provided the Inspectorate of Government (IG) with statements outlining how they obtained some of the iron sheets that were intended for distribution to at-risk communities in the Karamoja Sub-region.

The Speaker of Parliament, Ms. Anita Among, the Prime Minister, Robinah Nabbanja, Rebecca Kadaga, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for East African Affairs, Rukia Isanga Nakadama, and Finance Minister Matia Kasaija are also on the list of those who have submitted their explanations.

The IGG spokesperson, Ms. Ali Munira, told this website that 31 MPs, 13 CAOs, and 22 ministers had all given their explanations for the iron sheets.

“They did not come to the inspectorate. They were not summoned, but they were asked to offer written explanations, which they submitted in February,” Ms Munira said.

Bunyoro Region gets the lion’s share

Investigations into the situation are underway, but a deeper check at the list of beneficiaries of the contentious iron sheets reveals that the Bunyoro Sub-region has the highest proportion of recipients.

There are at least 27 more politicians from the area who received the iron sheets in addition to Ms. Nabbanja and Mr. Kasaija. One of them is Ms. Mary Mugasa, a native of Hoima and the state minister for public service.

MPs from the Kagadi District’s seats are among the others. The list includes Buyaga East Eric Musana, Buyaga West Barnabas Tinkasimire, and District Woman MP Jennifer Mbabazi.

List of Iron Sheet Beneficiaries

  • Jessica Alupo    Vice President
  • Anita Among    Speaker of Parliament
  • Robinah Nabbanja    Prime Minister
  • Rebecca Kadaga    First Deputy Prime Minister/Minister for East African Affairs
  • Rukia Isanga Nakadama    Second Deputy Prime Minister/Minister without Portfolio
  • Matia Kasaija    Minister for Finance Planning and Economic Development
  • Judith Nabakooba    Minister for Lands, Housing and Urban Development
  • Kitutu Mary Goretti    Minister for Karamoja Affairs
  • Dennis Hamson Obua    Government Chief Whip
  • Rose Lilly Akello    Minister for Ethics and Integrity
  • Grace Kwiyucwinyi    Minister of State for Northern Uganda
  • Agnes Nandutu    Minister of State for Karamoja
  • Jennifer Namuyangu    Minsiter of State for Bunyoro
  • Amos Lugoloobi    Minister of State for Finance (Planning)
  • Esther Anyakun    State Minister for Relief and Disaster Preparedness
  • Alice Kaboyo    State Minister for Luweero/Rwenzori
  • Grace Mary Mugasa    State Minister for Public Service
  • Fred Bwino Kyakulaga    State Minister for Agriculture
  • Moriku Kaducu    State Minister for Primary Education
  • Aisha Sekindi    Minister of State for Water
  • Fred Byamukama    Minister of State for Transport
  • Jacob Oboth-Oboth    Minister of State for Defence
  • Obiga Kania    MP, Terego East County, Terego
  • Joab Businge    MP, Masindi Municipality
  • Pius Wakabi    MP, Bugahya County, Hoima District
  • Stephen Aseera    MP Bugangazi East County, Kikuube
  • Jennifer Mbabazi    District Woman MP, Kagadi
  • Akiiki Asiimwe    District Woman MP, Masindi
  • Kenneth Kiiza    MP Bujenje County, Masindi
  • Aled Akuguzibwe    MP Buruuli County Masindi
  • Jacob Karubanga    MP, Kibanda South, Kiryandongo
  • Barnabas Tinkasimire    MP, Buyaga West, Kagadi
  • Harriet Businge    District Woman MP, Hoima
  • David Karubanga    MP, Kigorobya County, Hoima
  • Noeline Kisembo    District Woman MP, Kibaale
  • Josephat Tumwesigye    MP, Bugangazi South Kakumiro
  • Emely Kugonza    MP, Buyanja East County, Kibaale
  • Linos Ngompek    MP, Kibanda North, Kiryandongo
  • Flora Natumanya    District Woman MP, Kikuube
  • Eric Musana    MP, Buyaga East County, Kagadi
  • Joseph Ruyonga    MP, Hoima West Division, Hoima City
  • Hellen Kahunde    District Woman MP, Kiryandongo
  • Norah Bigirwa    District Woman MP, Buliisa
  • Aisha Black Agaba    MP, Bugangaizi East
  • Dr Patrick Isingoma    MP, Hoima East Division, Hoima City
  • Agnes Kirabo    Youth MP Central Region
  • Francis Twinomujuni    MP, Buhaguzi County, Kikuube
  • Julius Maganda    Unclear
  • Asinansi Nyakato    District Woman MP, Hoima City
  • Paul Omara    MP, Otuke County
  • Ruth Mold Lemetia    Unclear
  • Cissy Namujju    District Woman MP, Lwengo
  • Henry Musasizi    State Minister for Finance (General Duties)
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Patrick Luwagga is the editorial director of cross-platform content for UGANDANZ. He works across the newsroom and with business partners to drive and develop ambitious editorial projects that include digital journalism, video, data research, polling, live events, and thought-leadership series that are supported by outside underwriting. As executive director, he is responsible for the creation of Political news section, prior to joining UGANDANZ, Patrick was the chief editor for the national weekly news magazine of Kasese Times. In that role, he covered several presidential elections, wrote and produced two television documentaries, and was a regular commentator on television and radio news programs. Patrick was born in Masaka and grew up in Kasese. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Makerere University where he was a Knight Foundation journalism fellow.

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