Mr. Njoki, This behaviour is quite pitiful, but seems too common in Uganda and the world, but right now, I only care about my/our people, of Uganda. As I mentioned before we have a new generation who knows no orther way to get things done but by violent means. *If I do not like you, I slap you. If I am jealousy of you, I whip you up. If you do some thing wrong to me and I am angry at you, I find my** gun and shoot you.* These are two well known officials supposed to be *leaders *in the community, but they are instead displaying a* VALUE DEFICIENT SOCIETY* we have in Uganda. They do not know how to resolve conflict in a civil fashion. So what do they do? Resort to violence!! A few weeks ago a lady, and member of parliament also hit a poor woman who was begging as I recall. Then parliament members were reported in the news fighting instead of determing how to agree to disagree and continue doing the nation's business. There is no respect and love for fellow human beings; no sense of responsibility etc etc. Yet President Museveni the self acclaimed leader is also a self claimed True Christian. What has become of the 10 Commandments? I do not get! What about our children who are watching all these as the way to treat fellow human beings. It is all about kill, kill, kill till kingdom come. I cry for my people! I cry for my Motherland! I cry for Uganda! *Have a very nice weekend focussing on the positives you can find!* Assumpta Mary Kintu
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Njoki <[email protected]> Date: Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 5:24 PM Subject: {UAH}: Minister slaps LC5 Chairman To: [email protected] It was in an urban setting. It was a fight between two respectable politician not in the opposition. One of them was Urban. Would Urban and his comrade then blame anyone for advocating for a change from the two of them who have been serving the system under which they have now turned against each other? Uganda needs a change from a system and from individuals fighting personal wars but intending to drag all of us into their personal wars. Paul Njoki Minister slaps LC5 chairman Friday, 23rd July, 2010 [image: E-mail article] <http://www.newvision.co.ug/E/8/12/726724> E-mail article<http://www.newvision.co.ug/E/8/12/726724> [image: Print article] <http://www.newvision.co.ug/PA/8/12/726724> Print article <http://www.newvision.co.ug/PA/8/12/726724> [image: District boss Wilberforce Yaguma. Minister Urban Tibamanya] District boss Wilberforce Yaguma. Minister Urban Tibamanya *By chris kiwawulo and mbarara bureau* MBARARA district chairman Wilberforce Rutashokwa Yaguma has filed an assault case against urban development state minister Urban Tibamanya at Rubindi Police post. Yaguma alleged that Tibamanya found him with his supporters and slapped him. The two NRM politicians were returning from the burial of Vincent Karibundo�s daughter, Jeniva Kemirembe, in Nyamiriro, Rubindi sub-county in Mbarara district on Wednesday, when they clashed. Eye witnesses said Tibamanya slapped Yaguma in the face following a hot exchange of words where the minister accused the chairman of buying beer for his supporters at Rubindi trading centre. Yaguma declared his intention to contest for Kashari constituency parliamentary seat on the NRM ticket against the incumbent, Tibamanya. The two rivals are struggling to woo supporters, which has escalated their rivalry. The Police in Mbarara declined to comment on the matter but a source at the station confirmed the incident. The source said that after the scuffle, Tibamanya rushed to Rubindi Police post and reported a case of threatening violence against Yaguma which was referenced as SD 20/21/7/2010. Moments later, Yaguma also arrived to report a case of threatening violence and assault at the same Police post. Yaguma�s case was referenced as SD 21/21/7/2010. After the incident, a team of detectives rushed to Rubindi and interviewed several eyewitnesses, the source stated. One of the statements that Police picked from eye witnesses read: �Tibamanya found Yaguma drinking with his (Tibamanya�s) supporters. The minister joined them and wanted also to buy alcohol for them. This angered Yaguma and a quarrel started. Yaguma tried to hit the minister with a bottle accusing him of disorganising his meeting. The minister held Yaguma�s hand and in the ensuing scuffle, slapped him.� Quoting another eyewitness, the Police source revealed that when the situation worsened, the minister�s bodyguard, Michael Okurut, shot three times in the air to disperse the angry supporters of Yaguma who wanted to avenge. �He (Tibamanya) took off and reported the matter to Police.� Police gave Yaguma medical forms to go for examination. Yaguma confirmed reporting the case to Police, saying he was trying to welcome Tibamanya at a consultative meeting but the minister instead slapped him. �I was with my supporters and I don�t know where he came from. As I stood up to welcome him, he slapped me. In the scuffle, his body guard shot in the air three times and the third bullet hit a wall,� Yaguma narrated. Minister Tibamanya said there was a scuffle, which he blamed on Yaguma, whom he accused of repeatedly abusing him. He is quoted on Radio West as having said �I slapped him once.� Attempts to get more comments from Tibamanya about what transpired were futile as his cell phone was switched off. The Mbarara district NRM chairperson, Jomo Mugabe, condemned the fight between the two NRM politicians, saying it was a disgrace to the party. Mugabe said the two would face the party�s disciplinary committee. Eye witnesses said Tibamanya slapped Yaguma in the face following a hot exchange of words where the minister accused the chairman of buying beer for his supporters. Yaguma recently declared that he would contest for the Kashari constituency parliamentary seat on the NRM ticket against the incumbent, Tibamanya. The Police at Mbarara Police station were tight-lipped about the matter but a source at the station confirmed the incident saying after the scuffle, Tibamanya rushed to Rubindi Police post and reported a case of threatening violence. However, moments later, Yaguma also arrived to report a case of threatening violence and assault at the same Police post. The Police rushed to Rubindi and interviewed several eyewitnesses, the source stated. One of the statements that Police picked read: �Tibamanya found Yaguma drinking with his (Tibamanya�s) supporters. The minister joined them and also wanted to buy alcohol. This angered Yaguma and a quarrel started. Yaguma tried to hit the minister with a bottle accusing him of disorganising his meeting. The minister held Yaguma�s hand and in the ensuing scuffle, slapped him.� Quoting another eyewitness, the Police source revealed that when the situation worsened, the minister�s bodyguard, Michael Okurut, shot in the air three times to disperse the angry supportrs of Yaguma who wanted to avenge. �He (Tibamanya) took off and reported the matter to Police.� Yaguma confirmed reporting the case to Police, saying he was trying to welcome Tibamanya at a consultative meeting but the minister instead slapped him. �I was with my supporters and I do not know where he came from. He first came and left but after a few minutes, he returned. As I stood up to welcome him, he slapped me. In the scuffle, his body guard shot in the air three times and the third bullet hit a wall,� Yaguma narrated. Tibamanya said there was a scuffle, which he blamed on Yaguma, whom he accused of repeatedly abusing him. He is quoted on Radio West as having said: �I slapped him once.� Attempts to get more comments from Tibamanya about what transpired were futile as his cell phone was switched off. Mbarara district NRM chairperson Jomo Mugabe said the fight was a disgrace to the party adding that the two would face the party�s disciplinary committee. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the forum "Ugandans at Heart"(UAH) with the motto:'Justice is when U get exactly what you deserve''. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] or [email protected] more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Ugandans-at-Heart?hl=en Abusive language not accepted on this forum. Also visit the 'UAH' Blog at: http://ugandansatheart.wordpress.com/
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