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Lwesubo Village Residents Reject LC1 Election Results:Defeated Candidates Petition Police, Falsely Announce A Fresh Vote.Newly Elected LC1 Chairperson Anatory Lubwama Condemns The Unrest And

Lwesubo Village Residents Reject LC1 Election Results:Defeated Candidates Petition Police, Falsely Announce A Fresh Vote.Newly Elected LC1 Chairperson Anatory Lubwama Condemns The Unrest And

Tension remains high in Lwesubo Village, Buwambo Parish, in Gombe Division, after residents and defeated LC1 chairperson candidates challenged the outcome of yesterday's village elections.

The losing side has accused election officials of presiding over a flawed exercise, petitioned police, and reportedly misled residents into believing that a fresh election would be held.


Lwesubo Village Residents Reject LC1 Election Results:Defeated Candidates Petition Police, Falsely Announce A Fresh Vote.Newly Elected LC1 Chairperson Anatory Lubwama Condemns The Unrest And
Lwesubo Village Residents Reject LC1 Election Results:Defeated Candidates Petition Police, Falsely Announce A Fresh Vote.Newly Elected LC1 Chairperson Anatory Lubwama Condemns The Unrest And
Lwesubo Village Residents Reject LC1 Election Results:Defeated Candidates Petition Police, Falsely Announce A Fresh Vote.Newly Elected LC1 Chairperson Anatory Lubwama Condemns The Unrest And

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