Renegade Ugandan General David Sejusa, the former Coordinator
of Intelligence Services has missed his last chance to appear before
the Parliamentary Rules, Privileges and Discipline Committee to explain
his continued absence from the house.
On October 17th, the committee wrote to Sejusa asking him to appear
in person and defend his absentia from parliament, where he represents
the army.
It came after Sejusa, who fled the country in April this year snubbed
earlier summons issued by the committee. The summons were dispatched to
the General through the British media, Foreign Affairs ministry, the
British Embassy, his known personal Email Address and the Pigeon hall.
Fox Odoi, the chairperson Parliamentary Rules, Privileges and
Discipline Committee said Thursday Ssejusa was expected to appear before
the committee on Thursday at 11am but he was a no show.
He said as a result, the committee is left with no option but to
write its report without hearing from Ssejusa and present it to the
house next week.
He said the committee will look at the all the evidence tabled before
it by some of the witnesses who testified before it and written
correspondences between the office of the speaker and the purported
lawyers of Ssejusa.
General Ssejusa fled into exile in April this year after authorizing a
letter, in which he called for investigations into a plot to bump off
senior army officers and politicians opposed to plans by President
Yoweri Museveni to have his son Kainerugaba Muhoozi replace him.

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