“The Likes Of Gen Muntu Who Claim To Be Fighting Museveni While Eating His Money Are Not Welcome To Our Group” Fearless Ssemujju Nganda Openly Tells

Prominent Ugandan politician Ssemujju Nganda has openly criticized opposition leaders whom he accuses of relying on government resources while claiming to challenge President Yoweri Museveni.

In a recent statement, Ssemujju said, “We cannot claim to be fighting Museveni while using his money. Gen. Muntu and those who follow that path are not welcome.”

His comments appear aimed at retired army general and opposition leader Gen. Mugisha Muntu and his supporters, accusing them of hypocrisy. Ssemujju argues that it is unacceptable for politicians to present themselves as champions of change while benefiting from the very system they claim to oppose.

The statement highlights ongoing tensions within Uganda’s opposition, where factions are often accused of undermining each other or aligning with government interests for personal gain.

By speaking out, Ssemujju emphasizes the need for integrity and consistency in the struggle for political reform.

Observers note that his remarks may deepen divisions within opposition ranks but also reflect growing frustration among citizens and activists seeking a credible alternative to Museveni’s long rule.

He concluded by warning that those unwilling to uphold principles of honesty and independence will have no place in his political movement, signaling a tougher stance against opportunism within Uganda’s opposition.