SV: {UAH} RUMOURS ON ODONGA OTTO!

Akim, you are even more funnier!!

In other words,they should not stood for election?!

Of course,they can do a lot to develop Uganda and modify the commonman's burden if they knew how to go about it.

Thing is, they themselves create this "Latent COMBAT POLITICS" they now find themselves locked up into with no dividend to the electorates.

Perhaps if they instead of hollering over how the NRM have ruled for 28 years or so, devoted more time in understanding how they have in 28 years failed to win and how they should do better what they have not perfected, things would have been different.

NOW MR. AKIM, tell me, you write:

" ...Jal, having said that, you have to give credit to the likes of Odonga Otto, Reagan Okumu and few others who stood by the people, told Mu7 in his face that he his a dictator. They cajoled the world to work towards returning peace to northern Uganda..."

WHAT FOUNDATION DO YOU BASE THAT ON???????

That statement shows that you do not have enough undestanding of the true realm of the the events of the time. And your understanding of who the actual heros whose efforts actually delivered the freedom you insinuate.

Just to set the track, WHEN IN TIME DID THE LRA START TO LOOSE THE POPULARITY THEY WERE ENJOYING?????

Please remove those names the credit list!!

Noc'la gaumoy

 

"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.

Den söndag, 9 mars 2014 8:26 skrev akim odong <akimodong@gmail.com>:

Nockrach;

You have to understand that MPS are legislators first and foremost. Secondly, you should know that the Ugandan parliament is reeking to it's neck with NRM MPs. There is no way the opposition can influence parliament without dropping their pants. 

Jal, having said that, you have to give credit to the likes of Odonga Otto, Reagan Okumu and few others who stood by the people, told Mu7 in his face that he his a dictator. They cajoled the world to work towards returning peace to northern Uganda. 

Odonga Otto recently pulled deputy speaker Oulanya off his high horse.

I am very sure, the rebel MPs currently being bullied by the NRM, must cite Odonga Otto as their role model, for they defied a system that has become a prison with one guard who is also the judge. So its not all about building structure, but influencing challenging etc. This is real politics to me. So give credit where it's due.

If and should Odonga Otto form a party, i guarantee you he will attract a few hard core federalist and secessionist from the northern community. This is a group who have kept their cards close to their chase and should the time avail its self, then you will see them campaign for autonomy. This worries me, because i do not want to see Uganda split up, the country should be left intact bet federal as a system adopted.   

On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 9:27 PM, gaumoy nockrach-laduma <rawnuntamed@yahoo.com> wrote:

 You are funny, Akim.

What has he delivered under present outfit?

What did he deliver as sijui "independent"? And before that?

He is always changing every election. Why?

I am more inclined to think he is a smooth elusive personality who is aware of eminent lost

((with nothing to show to his electors)).

Hence the argue to come up in new colours.

Initially, the LRA and IDP offered good grazing resort. Those are gone.

For one who has not delivered, "Federo" is the rogue.Cos you don't have to account for delivery,YET!!

Noc'l

 

"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.

Den lördag, 8 mars 2014 11:18 skrev akim odong <akimodong@gmail.com>:

Forum;

The rumours in town this morning has it that Odonga Otto MP is considering running under a federal docket in the next elections. Others have that, he is thinking of forming a pro federal party.  This is very interesting development if the rumour is true. It will also mean that the first federal MP will come from the north; in effect, driving away UPC, FDC and NRM out of the northern constituencies, which is good news and i am sure he will attract young candidates who want to throw away the NRM shackle.. 

Interesting time indeed!

Akim