I've got no House in London"-Speaker Among Says the UK is forging house ownership evidence to M7

 

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has written to the speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Anita Among, asking whether she is renting or she owned a house in London, as it ha earlier on been circulated in the media by the UK government.

 

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has revealed that he has obtained information confirming that Speaker of Parliament, Anita Annet Among indeed owns a house in London contrary to what she had told him.

Museveni’s letter to Among

“I have got information that is contrary to what you told me—that you indeed own a house in London in the form of flat 4, Silk House, 7 Waterden Road, London E20, 3AL, United Kingdom,” said Museveni in a letter dated May 23rd, 2024, to Speaker Among.

Do you own this house, or are you renting it? Asked President Museveni.

“By copying this letter, I direct the Minister of Foreign Affairs to contact the UK government and get details regarding this house. The IGG is also notified,” the president said in his letter.

A reliable source in the State House has confirmed the authenticity of a letter by President Museveni.

Among her troubles stemmed from the recent sanction by the UK government accusing her of corruption emanating from the mismanagement of iron sheets meant for the rehabilitation of Karamoja youths.

Speaker, together with two other ministers, including Marry Gitutu and Agnes Nandutu.

 Speaker Among Response;-

While I had chosen not to respond to the pieces of malicious content and schemes thrown at me by various actors from within and outside our country, I wish now to comment briefly on the issue of my alleged ownership of properties in the UK, which is now a subject of diplomatic engagement between our two countries. 

I am glad that His Excellency the President of Uganda has given attention to this matter and rightfully chosen to seek the truth through formal diplomatic channels. Indeed, like the known principle of natural justice recognized in most jurisdictions of the Commonwealth (including Britain), the one who alleges must prove. Since the UK government claims I own property, it should be prudent of them to state which property I own as Anita Annet Among. 

Forgery should be the least the world can expect from them. I am sure this is the answer my President, our government, and myself want from them. Nothing else. 

The alleged house plot, Flat 4, Silk House, 7 Waterden Road, London, E20 3AL, United Kingdom, which they informed the President is owned by myself, surely has an owner who is registered in their own system (the UK Government), and this owner, as per their own record, is not Anita Among. 

Fellow Ugandans, while this matter is exciting to some because of our own internal political contradictions and intrigue, I insist and wish to alert all, soundly, that the issue is not the alleged corruption or ownership in the UK. 

The attempts to forge and claim that I own property when their own records show the contrary tell it all. 

The real crux of the matter is about targeting Anita Among for being vocal against homosexuality. The rest is a cover-up. The truth will set me free. (John 8:32).