The political feud between former presidential aspirant Mubarak Munyagwa and controversial politician Moses Bigirwa continues to escalate, with the two exchanging accusations over leadership and political relevance.
The latest development follows Bigirwa’s suspension from his position as Secretary General of the Common Man’s Party. However, Bigirwa has rejected the decision, insisting that he will continue carrying out his duties.
Bigirwa accused Munyagwa of losing political relevance and claimed that the former presidential aspirant was targeting him in an attempt to regain public attention.
He also argued that he was personally responsible for organising several of Munyagwa’s political rallies, including mobilising supporters in Kamuli District.
“Munyagwa lost political relevance. The rallies were always organised by me personally and the people of Kamuli District. Even in Kawempe, he did not get the support. We remained with our rice the whole day. He is trying to build momentum with baseless accusations against me, but he will not succeed. I will remain in office,” Bigirwa said.
Despite his suspension, Bigirwa maintains that he remains in charge of the Secretary General’s office, setting the stage for further disagreements within the party.