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| Katuntu on the show today. PHOTO CAPITAL FM MEDIA |
Member of Parliament for Bugweri Abdu Katuntu has said the differences in the Forum For Democratic Change (FDC) are not about recent elections nor about money.
He said the party simply has two tendencies, and like in aviation, is currently facing turbulence.
Katuntu said the party and its 'captains' now face three possibilities - the "FDC plane" will either ride through the turbulence, crash land or have an outright crash.
The debate, he said, should be "has the FDC reached the tipping point" in the turbulence?
Katuntu also dismissed reports that there is a fight over who controls or gives out funds in the party.
"Every body says it is (the conflict) about money, money, money, money. The other day I was making a formal calculation how much money I have put into the party. I contribute monthly, and I have done it from 2007, monthly, religiously... it is a contribution in millions...formally every month," he explained.
"This (disagreement in FDC) is not about money to some of us, it is about trying to build a party..... but the country is so cynical that nobody does anything in good faith or for the country, 'they all do it for money', which actually is not correct."
Katuntu was speaking on The Capital Gang on Capital 91.3Fm in Kampala on Saturday. HERE BELOW, THE CLIP
VIDEO: KATUNTU RESPONSE TO EARLIER ANALYSIS BY GANGSTERS
EARLIER VIDEO
CONCLUDING VIDEO FROM SATURDAY'S CAPITAL GANG
He said the party simply has two tendencies, and like in aviation, is currently facing turbulence.
Katuntu said the party and its 'captains' now face three possibilities - the "FDC plane" will either ride through the turbulence, crash land or have an outright crash.
The debate, he said, should be "has the FDC reached the tipping point" in the turbulence?
Katuntu also dismissed reports that there is a fight over who controls or gives out funds in the party.
"Every body says it is (the conflict) about money, money, money, money. The other day I was making a formal calculation how much money I have put into the party. I contribute monthly, and I have done it from 2007, monthly, religiously... it is a contribution in millions...formally every month," he explained.
"This (disagreement in FDC) is not about money to some of us, it is about trying to build a party..... but the country is so cynical that nobody does anything in good faith or for the country, 'they all do it for money', which actually is not correct."
VIDEO: KATUNTU RESPONSE TO EARLIER ANALYSIS BY GANGSTERS
EARLIER VIDEO
CONCLUDING VIDEO FROM SATURDAY'S CAPITAL GANG
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