On record
Under Iddi Amin government, UEB {Uganda Electricity Board} raised so much
money out of the peoples accounts, that Amin directed UEB to return some
money to the customers. In the very few years I have lived on earth, it was
Iddi Amin only that ever directed any business entity in the state of Uganda
to return money to its subscribers for it had raised way too much from them.
And that is just on record.
EM
On the 49th
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni and Dr. Kiiza Besigye Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni na Dk. Kiiza Besigye Uganda ni katika machafuko"
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Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2014 2:23 AM
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Subject: {UAH} NRM's middle Class Stealing Electricity and Water- A Nation
of Thieves
NRMs middle Class Stealing Electricity and Water
If one had an electricity cooker, fan, plus fridge, deep freezer, night
lights etc., as it is in Europe or North America what will be the average
monthly consumption of electricity and water?
30 unit - NO! and the Bill?
When UEB was privatised, it had around 300000 customers. From 1999 to date
(2nd February 2014 ) Umeme has slightly above 494,208 domestic consumers.
The figure might remain as is for a period of time. A friend working with
these entities has intimated that most Uganda (middle class) steal
electricity! So the number cant go up.
This might be true for research among electrical appliances resellers
indicate that Ugandans are gradually increasing consumption of fridges,
electrical cookers, micro waves, deep freezes, music sets, fans and
televisions.
Then how come consumers over the years are still very low?
To make sure that this information is right one can also look at the growth
in private housing estates. Can we then reason that estate growth is less
than a significant change in electricity consumption?
The same goes for water though this problem of stealing water appears to
be a little bit controlled.
Uganda and the future generation and leaders have a real problem dealing
with a nation of thieves!
I cant understand why this country has not invested in proper housing
sector to prop up social transformation. In Acoli and Teso region people
were in camps but no efforts were made to set up organized human
settlements. There is very low permanent houses in westnile - yet the
National Housing CC is in Kampala instead of going north.
This would have gone so far in bringing about the necessary social and
economic changes.
Bwanika
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