Figures released on Thursday last week that wrongly showed the population of Acholi as dropping from 2,131,443 to 1,941,913, while it displayed the Bagisu population as falling from 2,390,975 to 2,096,149, which caused an outrage on the microblogging X-platform (formerly Twitter) where the report’s authenticity was questioned.
Despite Ubos later rectifying the figures, Ms Kamya told reporters at the government-owned media centre yesterday that she would launch a probe into this.
“To be quite honest, I have also been reading in the paper the provisional results where the public had serious issues with Ubos and we shall definitely get involved in auditing not only the money, but also the processes ...” she said.
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