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Bobi Wine Contributes Ugx 20,000 To NUP Fundraiser

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The president of the National Unity Platform(NUP), Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu alias Bobi Wine has contributed Shs20,000 to the fundraising drive of this party.

The fundraising  seeks to gather resources that will enable the party have smooth participation in the electoral process ahead of the 2021.

This fundraising took place today at the party headquarters in Kampala as  NUP aims at raising up to 1.1 trillion shillings.

NUP spokesperson, Joel Ssenyonyi said the party needs lot of money to make posters and a lot of other things that come with an election.

He said that although any fee or donation will be accepted, the fundraising drive seeks to raise Shs1.17trillion and this can be achieved if at least 12million Ugandans contribute ten thousand shillings to their fundraising team.

Presidential hopeful, Robert Kyagulanyi in his remarks said that is this a very small price to pay for the country’s freedom and urged all their well-wishers to contribute.

Kyagulanyi further said that a number of people are joining the party with intentions far from the struggle. 

“We have noticed a number of people joining us with strange motives other than the struggle, I call upon all of you to be vigilant of such people,” he said.

Bobi Wine said he is happy with the different members joining NUP and those who are expected to join them in the future.

He, however, called upon whoever makes such a move to completely commit to NUP rather than remain committed elsewhere and use NUP as a position of benefit

“According to the laws of Uganda you can only belong to one political party, therefore we will not encourage members who have one leg in NUP and one leg in another. I have said it before that you are either a member of NUP or you are not,” he said.

Bobi Wine said the party respects and continues to work together with all other political formations seeking the change in Uganda.

“We have a clear understanding with comrades whom we are working with,” he said.

He said that whoever joins NUP should be clear on where they stand. 

“You should be clear about where you stand. We can still work with you from where you are, if you join NUP kindly be with NUP, you can not belong to two political formations, that will help ease the confusion that has been ongoing,” he added.

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