Hon Justine Nameere has made fresh claims about an alleged meeting between Hon Rose Naluboowa and President Yoweri Museveni at State House, saying the meeting reportedly lasted more than three hours.

According to Nameere, Naluboowa used the meeting to share information about the National Unity Platform (NUP) and its leader, Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine.

Nameere claimed that Naluboowa disclosed several details about the opposition party during the meeting. She said the information shared was so much that she personally felt bad while reflecting on what had reportedly taken place.

However, Nameere suggested that Museveni did not openly react to the information Naluboowa allegedly presented. She claimed that the President simply listened as the meeting continued.

Nameere further alleged that Museveni later gave Naluboowa Shs364 million to help her clear debts she had reportedly complained were weighing heavily on her.

The claims have raised questions about the alleged State House meeting and the nature of the discussions that reportedly took place between Naluboowa and the President.

Nameere’s statements have also drawn attention to the political relationships and disagreements involving members of the opposition, particularly at a time when NUP continues to face political challenges.

However, the allegations about what was discussed during the meeting and the reported Shs364 million payment have not been independently verified. Naluboowa’s response to the claims was not included in Nameere’s statement.