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Join Army, Katumba Advises Baganda
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New Vision (Kampala)
January 20, 2003
Posted to the web January 20, 2003
Herbert Ssempogo
Kampala
THE Inspector General of Police, Major General Katumba Wamala, has advised the Baganda not to stop their children from joining the army.
"Things have changed now. The army is an organised place full of learned people. It is not a place for illiterate men and women as many of you thought," he said.
"You have worked so hard and acquired a lot of property but who will ensure that your property is secure. People will not come from Karamoja to watch over your property," a jolly Katumba clad in a brown suit said.
He was speaking at the graduation party of the former director of education in the UPDF, Colonel Fred Makanga Bogere, that was held at Mbuya.
Makanga graduated with a bachelors degree in Law.
Katumba told Bogere that he had chosen a right course, which would help him and his relatives even after retiring from the army. He praised Bogere for being hardworking.
"People joining the army now especially the educated ones are those who will replace us when we retire," he said.
Speaking at the same function, the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Janat Mukwaya, lamented that the public is not grateful for the good things ushered in by the NRA bush war.
"The only thing we can do now is to go back to school," Janat who was escorted by her husband, Captain Abbey Mukwaya, said.
Kawempe South Member of Parliament (MP), Sebuliba Mutumba said that army personnel who had gone back to school would bridge the gap between the army and the Judiciary.
The deputy chief justice, Laetitia Kikonyogo, said life becomes easy with education. Ensd
