Katumba reveals plan to guard his votes

by Noelyn Nassuuna

January 4, 2021

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Presidential candidate John Katumba

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By Ivan Ssenabulya

As we head to the January 14^th polls, presidential candidates are coming up with various ways to ensure they guard their votes.

Military police take over arcade rooftop security

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Over the weekend, NUP presidential Candidate Robert Kyagulanyi launched an app called U VOTE, WHICH he said will help in their personal tallying of votes.

Now speaking to KFM, John Katumba says he intends to go digital while guarding his votes.

He says people should visit his website and download an acceptance letter to be his agent.

He however rallies Ugandans to support all his poll agents. The NRM party plans to train their poll agents.

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