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Tayebwa Declines to Set Deadline for Government Statement on Abducted Persons

Published by Nile Post 22 October 2026 at 15:50
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Tayebwa Declines to Set Deadline for Government Statement on Abducted Persons
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Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa says he is uncomfortable imposing a deadline on the National Security Council, leaving Parliament without a clear date for a government statement on people reportedly abducted and not produced in court.

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