The Inspectorate of Government (IG) has published a list of 33 individuals who have outstanding balances arising from plea bargain agreements, warning that those who fail to clear their debts could face prosecution.
In a public notice, the Inspectorate has given the affected individuals up to January 8, 2027, to settle their outstanding amounts and personally present proof of payment to its offices for reconciliation and verification.
The notice warns that failure to pay by the deadline will compel the IG to institute further enforcement measures, including commencement of prosecution proceedings.
At the top of the list are Umar Katongole and Hawah Ssengendo, who jointly owe a staggering Shs1 billion.
They are followed by Lillian Ogobi, with Shs88.48m, while Jimmy Patty Odera is listed with Shs50.075m.
Denis Sebunya follows with Shs42.3m, while Zabulon Bantu owes Shs41.892m.
Other individuals named include Helen Atai (Shs33.5m), John Idiro (Shs32.961m), Adea Ouma (Shs30.286m), Ezra Nimusiima (Shs28.976m) and Peter Gahafu (Shs28m).
Abraham Katwanga is listed with Shs27.11m, while Johnson Opolot and Charles Orono each owe Shs25.248m.
Micheal Lubowa is listed with Shs20m, Doreen Tusiime with Shs19.864m, Richard Masaaba with Shs19.308m and Moses Kisembo Bahemuka with Shs19.246m.
The other individuals named are Abdul Simwogerere (Shs18.694m), Eliphazi Mugyenyi (Shs16.855m), Sabina Adoch (Shs16.673m), James Ategeka (Shs16.058m), Mark Adimo Alaba (Shs14m), John Drink water Mutesasira (Shs13m), Nads Ampumuza (Shs12.339m), David Wangwe (Shs12m) and Nelson Sammy (Shs10.915m).
Also on the list are Charles Mwanja (Shs6.4m), Peter Sandibiri (Shs5.808m), Vincent Aderubo (Shs4m), Paul Clay Inziku (Shs3.5m), Sam Gizamba Gizibu (Shs2.553m), Martin Swami (Shs1.925m) and Leo Geoffrey Ogwok (Shs1.82m).
The Inspectorate puts the combined outstanding balance at Shs1,689,037,522 (Shs1.689bn).
The notice directs the affected individuals to submit proof of payment in person by January 8, 2027, warning that failure to comply could trigger further enforcement action, including prosecution.
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