Leaders condemn MP Alyek’s denial of dead hubby

Judith Alyek, the Kole District Woman MP has been strongly condemned by a section of leaders for denying any prior relationship with her late hubby.

The Lawmaker’s hubby, the late Ambrose Eger who was a former lecturer at Gulu University, died on April, 8, 2017. He was laid to rest on 15th April, 2017 in Alebtong district.

However, what shocked residents after Eger’s death, Hon Alyek denied having ever been in marriage with him, something that left local leaders disgruntled with her.

Dr. Richard Nam, the Prime Minister of Lango Cultural Foundation says the action taken by the Lawmaker was a ‘shame’ to her constituents and the Lango sub-region.

“Whereas they had affairs and split, it was very wrong for the honourable MP to disown her husband with whom they have children,” Nam said on phone Wednesday morning.

He says for deceased children to live without suspicion, as adults, they must advocate for a DNA test to ascertain if the deceased was indeed their father.

On the big role she possesses as an MP, Nam says: “Sometimes you have to bow down irrespective of your position.”

Eger, according to clan elders of Inomo, had a long relationship with the female lawmaker, producing two children in their heydays in marriage.

Bosco Acanadiro, popularly known as Bosco Olulung, is one of the clan heads of Inomo where the MP was married. He said during the burial last week that the two were husband and wife who lived for quite ‘many years’.

Currently, the MP is in love affairs with one Richard Odongo who is yet to pour live bullets into her reproductive organ. Odongo’s profession is still unknown.

Meanwhile, one of the youth who campaigned for the MP and voted for her in the February 2016 election says the legislator has touched what he termed as a ‘wrong button’.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, he says Alyek has ashamed her constituents including mothers and children, thus not fit to be a leader.

Meanwhile, the clan elders of Inomo are planning to summon their ‘daughter in-law’ for her steps and public denouncement that Eger was never her husband.