Uganda people’s congress has strongly condemned the step taken by government for dragging for vice president professor Gilbert Bukenya to court yet other suspects of CHOGM scandal are left free.

The members say they are surprised to see only Bukenya being accused of using Chogm money for his selfish interest yet money was involved.

Addressing journalists in Kampala the UPC vice president Joseph Bbosa said it is unfair for the government to treat the former vice president like are a Rat.

He says according to the law, everyone should be treated the same. Former VP is being accused of embezzling Chogm money for his own interest.

Bbosa also pointed out that the elected cabinet is too week and they don’t think that there is any ministers going to deliver as expected from their ministries.

UPC also asked to know how much the government had injected in the universal primary education (UPE) and agriculture sectors in the coming budget.

Bbosa says government should put much emphasis on UPE because teachers in these schools are being poorly paid which has led to poor performance.

He argued both agriculture and health sector must be improved in this year’s budget to improved in this country economy.

By Mugisa Isaac Mathias