Skynewsug.com
wed,11,Nov 2026
Senior Presidential Assistant for Monitoring Service Delivery Yiga Kisakyamukama has called for an independent investigation into the acquisition and declaration of properties valued at approximately Shs54 billion, which he alleges are linked to relatives of National Resistance Movement (NRM) National Treasurer Nekesa Barbara Oundo.
Kisakyamukama claims that the properties, located in prime areas of Kampala, including Bulindo, Munyonyo, Muyenga and Ntinda, are registered in the names of Oundo, her alleged immediate family members and other individuals connected to her. He wants the relevant authorities to establish whether the assets were declared and whether their acquisition can be accounted for.
The allegations come amid growing concerns over financial management, administrative practices and accountability within the ruling NRM party, with Kisakyamukama demanding a forensic audit of the party secretariat and greater transparency in the management of its resources.
Addressing journalists at Kitunzi Road on Wednesday, Kisakyamukama said his decision to publicly raise the concerns followed complaints from NRM members who believe they are not receiving adequate support and attention from the party despite the substantial resources reportedly being spent.
He said he had formally submitted a report to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, requesting presidential intervention, investigations and a forensic audit of the NRM Secretariat.
According to Kisakyamukama, the President received the report and agreed to handle the matter. He also revealed that he had written to the office of the NRM Secretary General seeking formal explanations about how party funds are received, allocated, utilised and accounted for.
“I am a committed member of the NRM. I have served and continue to serve the movement with dedication, and I have no intention of undermining an institution whose ideals and leadership I believe in. However, being a loyal member does not mean remaining silent when genuine concerns arise,” Kisakyamukama said.
He explained that NRM members who mobilise support, contribute resources and sacrifice their personal finances for the movement deserve answers about how the party’s resources are managed and whether they reach the intended beneficiaries.
“I am not a blogger, neither am I a social media activist. I am a service delivery monitor. My responsibility is to identify gaps, raise concerns, seek accountability and promote effective service delivery,” he said.
On the properties allegedly associated with the NRM Treasurer’s family, Kisakyamukama insisted that his intention was not to accuse Oundo or her relatives of committing any offence but to establish whether the assets were properly declared and acquired through legitimate means.
He said the properties he had identified were part of a broader list of assets he wanted examined to determine whether party directors and officials had complied with the relevant declaration and accountability requirements.
Among the properties he named is Bulindo Block 182, Plot 557, reportedly registered in the names of Nafula Susan, whom he identified as Oundo’s biological sister. Kisakyamukama claimed the property was acquired in 2022 and estimated its value at Shs2.8 billion.
He also identified Munyonyo Block 255, Plot 11978, allegedly registered in the names of Hudud Mary, whom he described as Oundo’s biological mother. He said the property was acquired in 2024.
Another property he mentioned is Munyonyo Block 255, Plot 1906, reportedly registered in the names of Nafula Susan and valued at approximately Shs3.4 billion.
He further listed Munyonyo Block 255, Plot 11979, which he attributed to Hudud Mary and estimated at Shs2.2 billion.
In Muyenga, Kisakyamukama named Block 244, Plot 2583, allegedly registered in the names of Oundo Mukaga Junior, whom he identified as the Treasurer’s seven-year-old son. He estimated the property’s value at Shs5 billion.
He also cited Muyenga Block 244, Plot 98389/29, reportedly registered in the names of Hudud Mary and valued at Shs4 billion.
Another property he mentioned was Muyenga Block 244, Plot 893, which he also attributed to Hudud Mary and estimated at Shs3.7 billion.
Kisakyamukama further identified Muyenga Block 244, Plot 110908, which he said was still under acquisition and estimated at Shs5 billion.
He also listed Muyenga Block 244, Plot 8827, reportedly registered in the names of Nawa Margaret, whom he described as another biological sister of Oundo, with an estimated value of Shs3.9 billion.
In Ntinda, Kisakyamukama named three properties allegedly registered in the names of the NRM Treasurer herself. These include Block 216, Plot 1485, valued at Shs3 billion; Block 216, Plot 1435, estimated at Shs7 billion; and Block 216, Plot 496, which he said comprises apartments valued at approximately Shs9 billion.
He maintained that the properties, together with other assets reportedly located in Busia, bring the estimated total value to approximately Shs54 billion.
Kisakyamukama said the main issue was whether the properties had been declared and whether their acquisition could be independently explained.
“I am not saying that the National Treasurer, Nekesa Barbara Oundo, is a thief. She may have acquired these properties legitimately. But she must explain how they were acquired, and the country deserves to know,” he said.
He added that mentioning properties in a report requesting independent verification should not be interpreted as a declaration that their owners had committed an offence.
“Anyone who has acquired property legitimately should have nothing to fear from a fair and independent verification process,” he said.
The controversy has also sparked exchanges between Kisakyamukama and individuals he accuses of directing personal attacks and insults at him following his decision to raise the accountability concerns.
He singled out Jennifer Nakangubi, popularly known as Full Figure, a media activist identified as Dash, and another individual known as Dada, demanding that they explain their alleged conduct and issue public apologies within seven days.
Kisakyamukama further alleged that the individuals had been facilitated by Barry Francis, whom he described as an employee attached to the NRM Secretariat’s stores management office, to attack and insult him.
He challenged the individuals, including Francis, to respond to the allegations, warning that his legal team would consider further action if they failed to comply with his demand.
He also said a report had been lodged with police concerning the alleged attacks and threats.
Kisakyamukama, however, maintained that he was not opposed to criticism, saying public officials and political leaders must be prepared to face scrutiny but should not be subjected to intimidation or harassment for performing their responsibilities.
He also defended his involvement in matters concerning the NRM Secretariat, saying his responsibilities as a Special Presidential Assistant for Monitoring Service Delivery included identifying institutional weaknesses, raising concerns and seeking accountability.
He argued that no individual or institution should be above accountability, regardless of their position in government or the ruling party.
Kisakyamukama urged NRM leaders to treat the concerns as an opportunity to strengthen the party rather than interpret them as an attempt to undermine its leadership.
He said the party needed to build stronger financial accountability systems, respect its members and ensure that resources entrusted to its structures were properly managed.
Beyond the NRM Secretariat, Kisakyamukama called for accountability reviews in other government institutions, including Parliament, the Uganda Police Force, the Uganda Land Commission, the Judiciary, the Ministry of Works and Transport and the health sector.
He said he had encountered concerns relating to service delivery and accountability in these institutions and wanted them brought to President Museveni’s attention for appropriate action.
He also commended General Muhoozi Kainerugaba for his stated commitment to fighting corruption, saying the protection of public resources should remain a national priority.
Kisakyamukama thanked President Museveni for appointing him to serve as Special Presidential Assistant, saying he remained committed to carrying out his responsibilities with honesty and dedication.
He insisted that he had no personal disagreement with anyone at the NRM Secretariat and was not interested in the downfall of any party official.
“If standing for the truth means losing my position, I am prepared to accept that consequence. No position is worth sacrificing my principles,” he said.
He concluded by reiterating that accountability should not be interpreted as betrayal of the ruling party, arguing that the NRM belongs to its members and that transparency is necessary to protect its credibility and future.
The property ownership claims, family relationships, acquisition dates and estimated valuations presented by Kisakyamukama have not been independently verified. No finding of wrongdoing has been established against Oundo or the other individuals mentioned.
Nekesa Barbara Oundo, the NRM Secretariat and the other individuals named in the allegations should be given an opportunity to respond. Independent verification of land ownership records, property declarations and acquisition histories will be necessary to establish the facts.
