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SPLM in Opposition Huge Delegation Not Received At Entebbe Airport

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Dr Machar addressing the Media in Addis Ababa in May 2014 with his Team
Dr Machar addressing the Media in Addis Ababa in May 2014 with his Team

Kampala, July 21, 2014(Nyamilepedia) — The nine members delegation led by the Deputy Chairman, General Alfred Ladu Gore, arrived at Entebbe Airport on Monday at 11Am, morning.

Unfortunately they were not received by the Ugandan Government. The officials stayed in the Airport the whole day until they decided to return to Addis Ababa in the evening.

Their mission to Kampala was in response to a request by President Yoweri Museveni who asked for a meeting with the Chairman and Commander-in-Chief of SPLM/SPLA- in Opposition, Dr. Riek Machar Teny. The delegation’s travel was arranged with the knowledge of the Ugandan Ambassador to Ethiopia.

The intentionally aborted visit was to make preparations and set an agenda for a possible meeting in Addis Ababa. In today interview with Nyamilepedia Editorial Team, James Gatdet Dak, the Spokesperson for the Chairman of the SPLM- in Opposition stated that, Ugandan leadership has clearly indicated that President Museveni is not serious to dialogue with our leadership.

Dak Stated that Ugandan leadership had a different intention. They didn’t like the fact that the mission to Kampala was made known to the world through media.

“Kampala used to mislead the IGAD member countries that it wanted to dialogue with the leadership of the Movement, contrary to the reality which is now unveiled.” Gatdet said in an interview with Nyamilepedia Team on the ground.

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