The president of the Uganda Law society Isaac Ssemakadde has addressed accusations that he is exploiting the legal troubles of fellow lawyer Kiiza Eron for personal gain.
“For Some People, Kiiza Eron Is Now Their Food, For Us, He Is Our work” Ssemakadde Speaks After Being Accused Of Forcing Kizza Eron To Apologize To Gen Muhoozi.
In his response, Ssemakadde firmly rejected these claims, stating, “For some people, Kiiza Eron is now their food”.
For us, he is our work.” This remark highlights his commitment to advocating for justice in the ongoing legal battles surrounding Eron, who is currently facing significant legal challenges.
Ssemakadde’s comments followed a conversation with Kenyan legal icon and politician Hon. Martha Karua.
He expressed appreciation for Karua’s understanding and support of the Uganda Law Society (ULS) process, which he described as a vital mechanism for addressing professional and legal concerns.
“We thank Hon. Martha Karua for speaking to us last evening and for appreciating the rationale of the ULS process,” Ssemakadde said.
The controversy surrounding Kiiza Eron has garnered national attention, with some critics accusing certain legal practitioners of exploiting his situation for personal gain.
In this context, Ssemakadde’s statement positions him as a principled advocate focused on upholding the integrity of the legal profession, despite facing increasing criticism.
Martha Karua’s involvement adds an international dimension to the case, given her reputation for defending human rights and the rule of law.
Her support for Ssemakadde and the ULS process underscores the significance of the matter beyond Uganda’s borders.
As the case continues to unfold, Isaac Ssemakadde remains steadfast in his commitment to justice and professionalism, distancing himself from any notion of personal gain.
Ssemakadde’s latest remarks have sparked widespread discussion about the role of legal practitioners in high-profile cases and the delicate balance between advocacy and ethical responsibilities.
