Knowing M7, this is basically a start of the next campaign. Starting to buy and impress the impressionable youth who have known no leader but him. Refer to D Kalinaki's article in yesterday's monitor.
On the other hand if he is dishing out the cash in sacks, why can't our youth get their share as long as they are prepared to vote really wisely inspite of the inducement? After all it our money. Sent from my iPhone On 2013-04-26, at 12:32 AM, Charles Male <[email protected]> wrote: > Vasco, > > It was a tongue in cheek.... > > Ugandans have to be thinking and planning beyond the current occupant > of state house... > > C > > > On 4/25/13, Vasco Oguzua <[email protected]> wrote: >> Charles, >> Reading from the youth in Teso, I personally do not think the so called >> money the President is giving to the Youth has improved youths situation >> improve in any way. If the money they dished out to buy the last elections >> in West Nile ( I understand there were two trailers full of hard cash >> packed at Barifa) has not improved the lives of people who got the money in >> West Nile what is really behind the idea of encouraging the Youth from West >> Nile to go and make noise about money that youths in other regions are >> fighting over.. What does this kind of behaviour teach the youth? Is this >> not some behaviour that we should all condone rather than encourage? >> >> Vasco >> >> >> On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 10:02 PM, Charles Male <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hello Caleb, hello westnile leaders... >>> >>> It has become trendy for the president to be throwing sacks of money >>> to youth in other districts causing youth elsewhere to also demand >>> meeting with the president... one wonders when West Nile youth will >>> also start making noise.. so the bones can be thrown ther way while >>> the real meat goes to those closely affiliated.....!!! >>> >>> >>> ++++++++++++++++ >>> >>> By GODFREY OJORE >>> >>> Youth leaders in Soroti district on Tuesday walked out of a meeting >>> convened by the eastern youth MP Peter Ogwang, rejecting sh20,000 >>> transport refund saying it was too little for them. >>> >>> Ogwang had called the youth councilors in the district to discuss how >>> they could benefit from government programmes like the Northern Uganda >>> Social Action Fund (NUSAF) and the National Agriculture Advisory >>> Services (NAADS) among others. >>> >>> The state minister for Teso affairs Christine Amongin Aporu was to >>> explain to the youth about the programmes and also get their >>> grievances since they had complained to Ogwang that they had not >>> benefited from most government programmes. >>> >>> Besides rejecting the sh20,000 transport refund, the youth also >>> protested the delay by Ogwang and Amongin to arrive at the Lukiiko >>> hall where the meeting was slated to take place. >>> >>> The meeting was scheduled to begin at 3.00pm but both Amongin and >>> Ogwang arrived at the venue at 6:30pm. >>> >>> "Which meeting do you want to begin at 7.00pm? We demand for our >>> refund then call us on another day but now we are not ready to meet >>> you," one of the councilors shouted as the minister watched on at a >>> distance. >>> >>> Ogwang explained that they delayed in Ngora and Serere districts where >>> they were meeting youth leaders on similar issues. >>> >>> Efforts by the Soroti district LC5 chairperson George Michael Egunyu >>> and the resident district commissioner (RDC) Ben Etonu to calm the >>> angry youth fell in deaf ears as they insisted on more on top of >>> sh20,000. >>> >>> Ogwang accepted to top up the refund to sh30,000, which the youth >>> received and left. >>> >>> "The youth have been calling me demanding an explanation towards >>> government programmes but I am disappointed that the very youth have >>> turned rowdy over money," Ogwang said. >>> >>> Amongin explained that the youth in Soroti have also been asking her >>> to connect them to meet the President. >>> >>> "We shall organize another day for Soroti since my programme is to >>> meet all the youth in eastern Uganda," Amongin said after the meeting >>> aborted. >>> _______________________________________________ >>> WestNileNet mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> http://orion.kym.net/mailman/listinfo/westnilenet >>> >>> WestNileNet is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ >>> >>> The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them (including >>> attachments if any). 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