He served the 9th parliament as the chairperson of the public accounts committee of parliament.
Wadri was granted bail by the Gulu High Court on Monday this week with other co-accused colleagues who are facing treason charges but was barred from travelling to his home.
The legislator admitted that he possessed a pistol on the day of his arrest in Arua, but was acquired legally.
“I am the representative of the people of Arua Municipality. In order to exercise the elective role, you must be in-charge of the electorate and issues on the ground and be seen to air the concerns of the electorate,”-Wadri