Ngalambe also serves as National Chairman for Patriotism
By George Bukenya
Although Victoria University Vice Chancellor Dr. Lawrence Mugagga still has hope of getting his ministerial post, an NRM insider intimated to this website that president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni is changing his mind and he is considering giving the slop to Mukono based party ardent mobilize.
The Victoria Don, Muganga was rejected by the parliament vetting committee on grounds of holding multiple citizenship something that is contravening Uganda’s constitution.
Mr Muzeeyi Sylus Ngalambe , RDC for Ntoroko district in Bunyoro sub region has been listed up for the ministerial the post of state Minister for Internal Affairs according to the latest information from corridors of power.
The development come at a time when president Museveni has been silent on matters of the parliamentary appointments committee throwing out Dr Muganga’s appointment for the same post.
The Resident District Commissioner, Ngalame a born of Villa Maria, Masaka and a resident of Mukono has been one of the government royal cadres climbing the ladders from grass root to serving in KCCA and other covert assignments.
He holds a Masters degree in public administration and a first degree in social sciences from Makerere University.
Sources familiar with the appointing authority intimated to this media that Ngalambes vigorous performance , communication and dedication puts him in a better position of replacing Dr. Lawrence Muganga, following the latter’s failure to secure approval from Parliament’s Appointments Committee.
When contacted, RDC Ngalambe hang up saying he was in Ntoroko on his usual business of coordinating security and other presidential services and that he wasn’t aware of such development.
Dr Muganga’s nomination stalled after Parliament’s Appointments Committee raised questions about his citizenship status during vetting.
Officials who are following the proceedings said the committee relied on a verification report from the Ministry of Internal Affairs indicating that Muganga was associated with Ugandan, Canadian and Rwandan citizenship.
According to the sources, while other nominees facing dual-citizenship questions—including Adonia Ayebare, Calvin Echodu and Sharsti Kutesa Musherure—submitted documentation showing they had initiated formal renunciation procedures with the relevant foreign authorities, Muganga did not present comparable documentation to the committee.