{UAH} Gen Kayihura: Uganda Will Miss Museveni

Ugandans will take long to have another president with the person and quality of President Yoweri Museveni once he is gone, Inspector General of Police Gen Kale Kayihura has said

The Police boss on Monday said that he shuddered at how Ugandans up to date had chosen to turn a blind eye to the positive attributes in their leader and resorted only to hurling insults at him as though he was the worst President the country has had.   He added that while Ugandans despised President Museveni, many people out in the region craved to have a leader like him.   "Here you are saying, you are tired of him, he should go, but your friends out there wish he was their president," Kayihura told hundreds of Makerere University students whom he had just passed after attending a course in patriotism, crime prevention and self defence.   "Recently I hosted my fellow police commanders of the EAPCCO and the President came and facilitated it the conference, but when he left everyone was telling  me 'Oh, 'You have a great leader, if only he was our President.'   The Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation brings together top police leaders from 13 countries across the region.   Kayihura urged the youngsters to utilize their attained education to always  internalize the messages in the President's national addresses, which he said contained a clear roadmap of the country's future right from independence.   At the function, the IGP took a moment to distribute copies of a handbook titled 'Uganda was not Created by the British,' containing some of the president's key national addresses.   "These should help you comprehend better where Uganda has come from and envision where we are headed. Once you have this knowledge you will work toward the development and transformation of you county, rather than wasting time in crimes and politicking.   The General also suggested one or two courses to be undertaken by university students every semester, to help them enhance their patriotism, safeguard their communities and contribute to the country's stability. 

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