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LIST: Here are the 31 MPs not returning to 11th Parliament 

Mubiru Ivan by Mubiru Ivan
5 years ago
in News, Politics
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From upper left to lower right: MPs Sam Kutesa, Evelyn Anite, Bobi Wine, Nabila Naggayi, Godfrey Kiwanda and Winnie Kiiza

From upper left to lower right: MPs Sam Kutesa, Evelyn Anite, Bobi Wine, Nabila Naggayi, Godfrey Kiwanda and Winnie Kiiza

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At least 31 Members of the 10th Parliament are not seeking to return to the next Parliament after they willingly exited the race or were defeated in the party primaries and didn’t contest as independents.

Half of the 31 MPs are those that were defeated in the National Resistance Movement primaries while 8 opted not to contest as MPs.

Some MPs who opted out are, Minister of Foreign Affairs Sam Kutesa who fronted his daughter Shatsi Kutesa Musheru, Minister of Local Government Raphael Magyezi who opted out, and Mbale Municipality MP Jack Wamanga Wamai who decided not to contest.

Others are; Florence Namayanja, the Bukoto East MP who has opted to contest as mayor, Winnie Kiiza, the Kasese Woman MP who joined the Alliance for National Transformation and Judith Babirye, the Buikwe Woman MP who traveled abroad.

Of the five youth MPs, only two, Ishma Mafabi the Eastern Youth MP and Oscar Omony the Northern Youth MP are not returning while others are seeking to contest for directly elected or woman MP seats.

Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine will also not be returning to parliament after moving goal posts to contest for the highest office on land to end President Yoweri Museveni’s 35 year rule.

See full list:

1. Robert Kyagulanyi

2.Evelyn Anite

3.Henry Okello Oryem

4.Adolf Mwesigye

5.Raphael Magyezi

6.Mary Karoro Okurut

7. Sam Kutesa

8.Winnie Kiiza

9.Abraham Byandala

10.John Byabagambi

11.Judith Babirye

12.Wamanga Wamai

13.Nabila Naggayi

14. Isham Mafabi

15.Florence Namayanja

16.Charles Ilukor

17.Oscar Omony

18.Musumba Isaac Isanga

19.Moses Kizige

20.Nakate Lilian

21.John Bosco Lubyai

22.Peace Kusasira

23.Benny Namugwanya

24.Amos Mandera

25.Michael Tusiime

26.Lawrence Bategek

27.Muruli Mukasa

28.Mayanja Mbabali

29.Grace Kwiyucwiny

30.Gabriel Ajedra

31.Kiwanda Suubi


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