Lwemiyaga County Legislator, Hon Theodore Ssekikubo has accused the Sergeant at Arms at Parliament, Ahmed Kagoye of ordering the removal of the table of record and chairs, he (Ssekikubo) and the team have been using to collect signatures for the censure motion, intended to recall the 4 Commissioners over the Shs1.7Bn Service Award, and he equated Kagoye's actions to terrorism.

Hon Ssekikubo and the team have been spearheading an exercise of collecting signatures of MPs with aim of censuring 4 Parliamentary Commissioners who are accused of involving themselves in corruption scandals.  The accused Commissioners include Nyendo Mukungwe MP Mathias Mpuuga, Bukhooli Central MP Solomon Silwany, Zombo Woman MP Esther Afoyochan and Rubanda Woman MP Prossy Mbabazi who are said to have shared amogest themselves 1.7 billion shillings as an Service Award.

Hon Ssekikubo has over collected over 169 signatures out of 177 signatures needed for the censure motion to be debated.Hon Ssekikubo has over collected over 169 signatures out of 177 signatures needed for the censure motion to be brought in Parliament.

While addressing the media today at Parliament, Hon Ssekikubo warned Kagoye against interfering in matters of MPs, and deploying underhanded means to frustrate the motion. Ssekikubo described Sergeant as a "terrorist" who hesaid he removed this table to try kill this motion and noted that he (Ssekikubo) will seek clarification from the Speaker, about an issue of removing the table.

He said he still needs the table because he is still collecting the signatures. However, Bugiri Municipality Legislator Asuman Basalirwa laughed off Ssekikubo’s complaints about having the table of record removed, saying the Rules of procedure don’t dictate that signatures of the censure motion have to be collected at Parliament alone, but rather these can be collected from Ssekikubo’s office at Parliament.

Hon Basalirwa asked Ssekikubo to attend the upcoming thanks giving ceremony organized by Mathias Mpuuga (Nyendo Mukungwe) in Masaka so as to solicit for some signatures of some of the MPs who are going to attend the event.