Masaka City Woman MP and Minister of State for Local Government Justine Nameere Nsubuga has dismissed a circulating video allegedly showing her planning a party for former Speaker of Parliament Anita Among, popularly known as AAA.In a message to Chief of Defence Forces Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Nameere said the video was fake and had been edited from an older recording to create a misleading impression.
“The clip circulating about a party to be thrown for AAA is fake,” Nameere said, before warning Gen Muhoozi: “Whoever brought it to you is your enemy.”Nameere explained that the original video was recorded on May 6, 2026, while she was addressing young entrepreneurs about business opportunities expected during the swearing-in season. She said she encouraged them to benefit from increased demand for services such as decoration, clothing, make-up and hairdressing.
According to Nameere, Among was still a leading candidate for Speaker at the time, and she supported her because the NRM and Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) had also backed her. She said the political situation later changed after both organisations withdrew their support, leading to a change in her own position.Nameere described the circulation of the edited clip as “baseless and mischievous,” accusing unnamed individuals of removing the original context to create confusion.
She also warned Gen Muhoozi that some people close to influential leaders could allegedly misuse their access to frame innocent people while hiding their own wrongdoing.Nameere reaffirmed her loyalty to Gen Muhoozi, saying she had known him since their university days. She ended by expressing confidence in his ambitions and stressing that loyalty remains important to her.
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