Government has released the program to be followed on Wednesday at a function where President Museveni will be inaugurated for a sixth term.

Museveni will on May,12 be sworn in for a sixth term after being declared winner of the January 14 polls.

In the program released by the Ministry for Presidency, the function will begin as early as 8 am and end at 2:30 pm on Wednesday. 

“The swearing-in procedure will see the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission invited by the director of ceremonies proceed to the swearing-in podium and then invite the president-elect to proceed to the swearing-in podium where he will be presented to the nation,” the program reads in part.

“The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission will then invite His Lordship the Chief Justice to proceed to the swearing-in Podium to administer the Oath of Allegiance and the Oath of President to the president-elect. His Lordship the Chief Justice, the Head of Public Service and Secretary to Cabinet, and the Chief Registrar will proceed to the swearing-in podium and the Chief Registrar will present the Bible and Oath of Allegiance to the president.”  Read more

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