Kampala Woman MP Nabila Nagayi Ssempala is still admitted at International Hospital Kampala (IHK) in Namuwongo after a Friday evening accident left her with suspected broken limbs when her car rammed into a police patrol car.
The legislator, who was in a car Reg No UAM 484U, hit the police mobile van Reg No UP 1982 at around 7pm near Sanyu Babies Home along Wakaliga road.
Ssempala was driven off to IHK for medical attention in Forum for Demoractic Change (FDC) outgoing leader Dr. Kizza Besigye’s vehicle. Her supporters blocked police from taking her to hospital, and instead demanded she be driven in Besigye’s car.
The woman MP appeared unconscious shortly after the road mishap and is reportedly still in critical condition.
She was on her way back from addressing a political rally held at Ndeeba play grounds when the police patrol car screeched to a stop a few feet in front of her car. Her driver was not in time to stop the vehicle from ramming into the police van.
The police vehicle was trying to clear FDC supporters in procession after an Action for Change (A4C) rally which Ssempala was from staging.
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Congo- Lightning kills an entire Football team leaving the opponents unhurt on the same field
There is no beautiful statium like this in Congo.
Congo- Lightning kills an entire Football team leaving the opponents unhurt on the same field
Dipo thanks for showing this video..even the way a reporter reporting
Congo- Lightning kills an entire Football team leaving the opponents unhurt on the same field
its not in Congo,it was in south Africa football league. stop all this
Congo- Lightning kills an entire Football team leaving the opponents unhurt on the same field
Truly how else can one explain this act?
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Are there still no avenues for one to check his/her results online? W
Mwesigye Peterson
Am not happy to be a Ugandan! Some body may ask why?
The kind of governance that we are so far seeing is extraordinary weird.
Do we have the freedom of expression in Uganda? I believe it’s time 4 everyone to rise otherwise we are digging our own graves.
Madam Nabila should be compensated due to the madness of the Ugandan police.
We pray to God that she shall recover sooner and redeem our country.