Kamugisha
“That one is easy to figure out! Obote was politician. One of the best the
Entire East and Central if not Africa has ever produced.”
This is a discussion group than a Nankasa group sir. What are the achievements
of Obote in East but Central Africa?
EM
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"With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja na Dk. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda ni katika
machafuko"
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Ndugu Ocen:
That one is easy to figure out! Obote was politician. One of the best the
Entire East and Central if not Africa has ever produced. Yet Museveni is a
soldier. Military Guy. Not among the best, but good enough to cause trouble and
good enough to disorganize the region with his military antiques. I know
mulimba agrees with me on this one too!
Kamugisha
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Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2015 21:14:39 +0000
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Ladit Ocaya:
I concur.
Ocen
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Ndugu OCEN,
The unfortunate thing with M7 and his infamous 'peaceful Uganda' brought by the
NRA/M regime continued to make everything a big joke. The late AMO (RIP) was
a true civilised civilian and he cares about the well beings of Ugandans than
for
himself! The man was not a militant!
Ocaya pOcure
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Ndugu Kamugisha:
AMO's security detail was really small in spite of being in a region that was
not too friendly to him. While M7's is extremely huge in a region that
continuously votes for him.
Try and figure that one out.
Ocen
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Folks:
During his first bid for Uganda's presidency, Museveni used to accuse Obote
among other weird accusations for having a very "Large security detail and a
big fleet of presidential motorcade". Thirty years later, Museveni's personal
security ammounts to an entire army brigade. Headed by his first son who at the
expense of the poor wanainchi tax payers the young man has attended ever elite
military academy that the world can provide. All that makes Obote look like a
saint.
In the words of Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa, QC. "Entebbe ewooma...!!"
Kamugisha
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Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2015 17:35:51 +0000
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Pojim:
It was called 'Fundamental change!'
Ocen
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Ocen;
Museveni started out as the promised antithesis of what was ailing Africa, not
just Uganda.
He made promising speeches, always describing the correct antidotes. Kumbe,
beneath those glossy visions, hid a petty, vindictive kleptomaniac, with
unquenchable lust for the good life and expansive bank accounts.
Pojim
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Pojim:
Do you remember when he had just come into power and told all and sundry about
Gen Tito Okello's, extravagance in buying furniture worth $500,000 for State
House.
Whether that was true or not is a matter for argument but what M7 has done
afterwards makes Gen Tito Okello, look like a miser.
Ocen
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Ocen;
Not with Museveni.
And to imagine this is the same guy, who in the 1980 general elections,
trumpeted "Clean leadership, Unity and Peace" as the aspiration for his nascent
party!
A polished conman he is.
Pojim
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Pojim:
Is there no shame in leadership anymore?
Ocen
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Ocen;
Here's the president, confessing that he only shows up around the country to
canvass for votes:
"This president lives in Kampala, he comes once in a rural area and they won't
see a president again for another five years..."
Choices, indeed, have consequences.
Pojim
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http://www.observer.ug/news-headlines/38172-museveni-warns-parliament-against-harassing-scientists
Museveni explains "yellow envelopes"
Written by SAMUEL KAMUGISHA
Last Updated: 04 June 2015
President Yoweri Museveni has today delivered the 2015 state of the nation
address at the Kampala Serena Hotel during which he explained the issue of
"yellow envelopes". Museveni was reacting to speaker Rebecca Kadaga's concern
that MPs were dodging parliamentary sessions to attend funerals and weddings.
The president said that the legislators needed not to carry the people but
rather show them the way. But the opposition chief whip, also Dokolo district
woman MP, Cecilia Ogwal, interjected the president, accusing him of breeding a
bad culture by offering yellow envelopes. "Yellow envelopes" refer to cash
handouts the president gives to individuals or groups during his visits.
"But I am president; you are not president... This president lives in Kampala,
he comes once in a rural area and they won't see a president again for another
five years," Museveni shot back, saying it was not good to go empty-handed when
one visited after a long time.
He added that the issue would be discussed as a way of handling the pressures
the electorate were exerting onto leaders. Acknowledging that Uganda was a
young democracy, Museveni also noted that there should be a limit on the
"envelopes", adding that he had stopped giving money to the people at his
country farm in Kisozi, even when they gathered along the road to welcome him.
At the beginning of his address, Museveni had warned some leaders against
concentrating “on peripheral issues and neglecting fundamental issues”. Quoting
from the book of Matthew 23:23 in the Bible, Museveni said such people had left
what they were supposed to do and were doing what they were not supposed to do.
He later attacked leaders for sabotaging the Amuru sugar factory project in
northern Uganda. However, he praised the people of Atiak, also in northern
Uganda, for being mature and not sabotaging a sugar factory project, like their
Amuru counterparts.
"The Sugar factory in Amuru has been delayed by some people seated here in this
August House," Museveni said. "If you can't be a leader, there should be a way
of removing you from the position."
Museveni also promised to institute a commission of inquiry into the
construction of the stretch of road between Nebbi and Pakwach which he said had
interrupted his sleep as he recently drove from Arua to Kampala. He also
praised the new Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) boss, Allen Kagina, whom
he hoped would crack down corruption in the roads agency.
“Whoever has eaten roads money will have to regurgitate it, especially after
appointing a no- nonsense young lady [Kagina],” he said.
He then attacked parliamentary committees for "mistreating" scientists and
civil servants, saying the legislators were abusing power and taking home
allowances.
“People talk of abuse of power in your parliamentary committees. You see the
civil servants are clapping. When you are handling my scientists, please be
humble... I treasure them,” he said.
Citing the Presidential Initiative on Banana Industrial Development (PIBID),
Museveni said parliamentary committees were asking scientists “economics
questions”. He added: “You are lucky because I was going to donate that project
to other African countries which are interested.”
Earlier, Kadaga had reminded legislators to attend sessions even when the
electoral period has neared. The speaker then announced the visit of Kenyan
president Uhuru Kenyatta later this month.
Today's state of the nation address is a precursor to the June 11 budget
reading session.
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