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Kabale LCV Chairperson Accused of Disrespecting Speaker

During the climax of the 2024 Kabale Diocese’s Bishop Annual Appeal Fund (BAFF) function, which was held on January 11, 2024, at Our Lady of Good Shepherd Rushoroza Cathedral Parish in Kabale municipality, Nshangabasheija took the podium and condemned Kanagyizi for failing him.
17 Jan 2025 12:46
Nelson Nshangabasheija (in a yellow shirty) at Rushoroza

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The Kabale LCV Chairperson Nelson Nshangabasheija is on the spot for disrespecting Flavia Nyinakiiza Kanagyizi, the District Speaker.   

During the climax of the 2024 Kabale Diocese’s Bishop Annual Appeal Fund (BAFF) function, which was held on January 11, at Our Lady of Good Shepherd Rushoroza Cathedral Parish in Kabale municipality, Nshangabasheija took to the podium and condemned Kanagyizi for failing him. 

Nshangabasheija angrily told Christians and clergy that Kanagyizi was the one suffocating the approval of the District Service Commission members. He asked Henry Ariganyira Musasizi, the Minister of State for Finance, Planning and Economic Development (General Duties), and Dr. Chris Baryomunsi, the Minister of Information, Communications Technology, and National Guidance, who were present at the function, to help him report his feud with Kanagyizi to President Yoweri Museveni.

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However, Nshangabasheija’s utterances have left a section of voters questioning his motives. Aggrey Kamugisha, a 62-year-old voter from Rwanyakakyende village in Kahondo parish, Maziba sub-county, says that Nshangabasheija made a grave mistake by uttering such statements about Kanagyizi while at the altar because it instils division based on religion. 

According to Kamugisha, as a leader, Nshangabasheija should always use church space to unite people, as the church preaches love and unity, not conflict. 

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Andrew Niwandiinda, a voter from Katookyi village in Rubira parish, Kyanamira sub-county, says that Nshangabasheija’s utterances against Kanagyizi are unfortunate because he exposed the feud in the wrong place. 

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Pakarasio Amanige, a voter from Kanyankwanzi village, Bukoora parish, Kitumba sub-county, and George Tekateka, Kitumba sub-county speaker, say that it is inappropriate for Nshangabasheija to expose his feud with Kanagyizi. They add that such utterances, while in church, create religious conflict. They want Nshangabasheija to apologize to Kanagyizi.    

 

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Junior Ayebare and Bernard Kamwebaze Ssalongo, other voters from Kabale municipality, say that Nshangabasheija should apologize to Kanagyizi for using cheap popularity to tarnish her reputation. They say that it is the role of Nshangabasheija, as the chairman, to promote unity in the district.

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Kanagyizi says that she will hold a press conference and talk about the matter in detail. 

The council session held on December 19, 2024, ended prematurely after Nshangabasheija almost slapped Kanagyizi. This incident occurred after Nshangabasheija presented Bernard Tumukunde as the Chairman of the District Service Commission, along with Jaqueline Njuyarwo and Rev. Peace Ndyamuhaki, as well as copies of their credentials for approval. 

However, Kanagyizi stated that the approval should be halted until councillors could first scrutinize the credentials of the members. 

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