Uganda: MPs Probe How Tycoon Nzeyi Still Occupies 50 Acres of Land He Sold to NSSF

Uganda: MPs Probe How Tycoon Nzeyi Still Occupies 50 Acres of Land He Sold to NSSF

Businessman Amos Nzeyi is still occupying 50 acres of land he sold to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) nearly two decades ago, prompting Parliament's accountability committee to question why the Fund has failed to secure vacant possession of the property.

Govt targets land grabbers with first national public-land register

Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba says a national land register will help stop the grabbing of public property, at a workshop in Mukono. Mukono, Uganda — Uganda has begun building its first comprehensive national register of government land, an undertaking officials say is aimed squarely at land grabbers who for years have carved up public property the state often cannot prove it owns. The five-year exercise, the Comprehensive Government Land Inve…

Tycoon Amos Nzeyi still occupies land he sold NSSF in 2008

Members of Uganda's Parliament walked onto land at Temangalo this week that the National Social Security Fund bought eighteen years ago and found cattle grazing on it.The Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises inspected the site in Wakiso District on Wednesday and resolved to summon Amos Nzeyi, the businessman who sold it, to appear next week and explain why he has not handed over 55 acres of the 463.87 he sold the…

Temangalo Land Row: MPs Summon Amos Nzeyi Over 55 Acres Of NSSF Property

The nearly two-decade-old controversy surrounding the National Social Security Fund’s (NSSF) Temangalo land has taken a fresh turn, with Parliament moving to summon businessman Amos Nzeyi to explain why he has allegedly failed to hand over 55 acres of land sold to the Fund in 2008. Members of Parliament on the Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) reached the decision after inspecting the disputed propert…