Kamugisha
Why are you not concerned that he served in State research and we still have
never held a hearing in the manner that institution ran? And where is George
Okello when one needs to ask very loaded questions?
Just asking !!!!!
EM
On the 49th Parallel
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"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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Subject: RE: {UAH} Amama Mbabazi finally declares to run for presidency in
2016-good speech if he can see it through
My only concern with this dude is that he now sees how weak and inefficient his
nrm regime and leadership is. Had he not been fired he would probably be riding
on the same old weak and inefficient yellow bus.
Kamugisha
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Subject: {UAH} Amama Mbabazi finally declares to run for presidency in
2016-good speech if he can see it through
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Former Prime Minister John Patrick Amama Mbabazi has finally opened up, stating
that he will be running for presidency in the 2016 general elections, but first
through the NRM party.
"You’ll be making a choice for your families, your children, and the
generations to come. A new age is upon us, and upon this, our focus must rest.
Yesterday is gone, and today’s challenges must have newer, better answers.
Uganda can work, together let us make it work," Amama said.
Patrick Amama Mbabazi was the Prime Minister of Uganda from 24 May 2011 to 19
September 2014. Prior to this position, he served as the Minister for Security
in the Ugandan Cabinet from February 2009 to May 2011.
A screenshot of Amama Mbabazi's verified Facebook profile suggests that all is
set for 2016.
FULL STATEMENT BY AMAMA
My fellow Ugandans,
I greet you wherever you are. It is a great privilege for me to address you.
I come before you today, to tell you that I will be seeking your vote, first
within my party the NRM as its flag bearer; and later on in the whole country
for President in the 2016 Presidential elections.
The coming election is about the future, about making Uganda work for everyone.
It is about reinvigorating our country and making it fit for the 21st century
and beyond.
And it is about breathing new life into our system of government – a system
that has become weak and inefficient.
We need to revive our mission to improve education, health and public services
and ensure that they are delivered fairly and to high standards.
We need to restore our party, the NRM, and return to its roots – a genuine,
accountable and democratic movement.
And we, as a country, need to rediscover our democratic principles.
52 years ago we gained our independence and Uganda has since achieved many
things.
We have united the country and increased prosperity ...
Attained a greater level of peace and security...
Greatly improved the provision of education and won the respect of the
international community...
These are all achievements of which I am sure the men and women - who even
before Independence envisioned what Uganda would look like as a self-sufficient
nation - would be proud of.
We have too much to be proud of to allow anyone to belittle those gains.
Yet we still face many challenges. It is abundantly clear that what Ugandans
want now, what you want, is not simply a change in leadership but a change of
systems, a change in order: The kind of change that will not only strengthen
the gains of the last 52 years, but will enable the nation to rise above where
it is today.
Screenshot of Amama Mbabazi's official website statement.
To bring about this change I believe we must focus on eight critical things:
Reviving Uganda's democracy and institutions.
Transforming the economy and attracting heavy local and foreign investment.
Promoting equitable development where all communities and all regions of the
country equally benefit from decisions made by the government.
Providing jobs that are fit for the 21st century.
Ensuring a greater level of accountability on the part of your leaders and
making a stronger effort at fighting corruption at all levels.
Reinforcing observance of and respect for the rule of law while ensuring
security for all.
Providing good quality healthcare.
Enhancing the quality of education and addressing the skills gap.
43 years ago as a youth and, later on, as a young idealistic lawyer with a
hunger for justice I joined the struggle against the destructive forces that
were threatening to derail the self-governing hopes and dreams of our new
democracy.
That hunger still remains.
As most of you know, I have dedicated many years of my life to serving the
people of Uganda.My loyalty is absolute. It is to the people and Constitution
of Uganda. It is to the founding principles of the National Resistance Movement
and the values for which I fought as a young man and for which many lost their
property, liberty and even their lives.
This is the most important election in a generation.
As a people we must choose between achieving success and true prosperity in the
new global economy or nursing a tired nation - yesterday's story.
You will be making a choice for your families, for your children and the
generations to come.
In the coming days you will hear and read, in greater detail, more about my
plans for Uganda's future.
The future is not secured by what we do tomorrow; it is entirely determined by
the decisions we make today.
You hold Uganda’s future in your hands.
So I want to urge you to take the first step - by choosing a fairer society and
a democratic future.
A new age is upon us and upon this our focus must rest
Yesterday is gone and today's challenges must have newer, better answers.
Uganda can work. Together, let’s make it work.
Situation at Amama Mbabazi's home
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