SV: {UAH} Even with rigging, Museveni would not defeat Mbabazi

Akim, my concern is not the youths (Ugandan, NRM or otherwise) but,the procedure as exhibited by Youth Chairman Adam as per context of the article.

If it were some other ordinary party youth member, it would be understandable. But here we have a whole chairman of Kampala NRM-youths ( or is he not?!)!!

In his responsible position, he enjoys people's trust and confidence. He has obligations to the people while a punky Laduma has demands. These are two different roles.

As a youth leader,he is expected  the party youths and resolve

internal conflicts. Therefore he is expected to conduct himself accordingly.

And if implicated in a criminal venture(rd looses credibility, trust and confidence),then he has to take consequences and act accordingly.

In public administration, credibility, trust and confidence are very vital commodities.

If they felt the need to debate party leadership, that too, would be on his desk.

In short, procedure!!!

Noc'la gau

 

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

Den måndag, 21 april 2014 10:58 skrev akim odong <akimodong@gmail.com>:

Nokrach;

Happy Easter to you too.

You should realise that the Kampala youth were caught napping buy some hopeless NRM youth leader in the name of Anite Evelyn.

I think this time the NRM will be shaken from within, the youth know that soon they will miss out when the next generation come into the scene so they must make their move now. Let us watch their next move in the coming months. The only problem they have is lack of finance to organise. They are as poor as a church mouse, and that is why they ended up as NRM supporters for its the money they were after and soon the string will be pulled and it will dawn on them who is the boss.

Akim

On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 8:54 PM, gaumoy nockrach-laduma <rawnuntamed@yahoo.com> wrote:

Akim, Firstly happy Easter.

I don't think so. 

Well, I do not know why Adam comes out so. But, if he really believes in what he is saying, he as the Kampala youths Chairman have had all the time in the world to discuss that

thoroughly and even includ it in a youth motion.

So, why did he not or what did he do about it before?

To me this is just a panic and underestimation of the NRM youth's

capability and ability. I do not believe the NRM youths are that indifferent. I believe the youths do not believe in business as usual.

Of course they will come and turn up at the rallies but, knowing Africans, that is not the same as supporting or believing in what some one is saying.

Some come for the thrill and to admire the God people and their cars etc.

Noc'la gaumoy

 

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

Den söndag, 20 april 2014 11:18 skrev akim odong <akimodong@gmail.com>:

Mulindwa and you Mujabi,

I am beginning to have respect for Adam Luzindana. This is what every youth like Ssalongo should speak about, not on the forum but in the newspapers. They should tell the old hand to retire; to go away for Ugandans have had enough of the same trash. 

Luzindana should know that he has support from three quarters of the Citizens and one quarter from Buganda for three quarter still pay hommage to Mu7 and with the recent bribery of the Kabaka, the figure will have gone up. Nevertheless, a just cause will shift even the most dumb. So Luzindana must press on and he must be supported.

Akim

On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 5:34 AM, Gwokto La'Kitgum <lakitgum@gmail.com> wrote:

Even with rigging, Museveni would not defeat Mbabazi

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SATURDAY, 19 APRIL 2014 23:50

WRITTEN BY LUZINDANA ADAM BUYINZA

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NRM youth leaders have been at the centre of a power struggle that became public at Kyankwanzi in February, pitting party Chairman Yoweri Museveni and Secretary General Amama Mbabazi.

Luzindana Adam Buyinza is one of the youths who were recently arrested for his pro-Mbabazi political activities. In the article below he shows it will take something more drastic to deter him:

H.E Y.K. Museveni once said that he is a war general, not a classroom general. Now let us go into presidential elections come 2016 and we shall see who is a real general. With or without free and fair elections, President Museveni cannot defeat Rt Hon Amama Mbabazi. Even with massive rigging, Museveni will never score 20% with Mbabazi in the race. I bet.

Ugandans know this fact and they are quiet due to fear of the police.Very few people can now express themselves on the political situation in the country, but they know what to do. For as long as President Museveni falls out with Mbabazi, the prime minister will have nothing to lose politically but a lot to gain both locally and internationally.

But the President will miserably lose as the majority of Ugandans will doubt him for falling out with all his bush war heroes and comrades - the list is known and the question will be, why? What has Mbabazi done?

Because Ugandans need a change of leadership at the top, they will unite with no fear to vote for Mbabazi. That is why today, if you address people as Mbabazi's mobilisers, they will pay a lot of attention and they will welcome you with applause. But just say you work in State House or you are mobilising for Museveniand you will see the negative reaction from the people; why?

It is because the president has overstayed in power. It is important to note that the president has done a lot for Uganda but even good dancers leave the dancing floor. The young people of Uganda need a peaceful change from Museveni to Mbabazi come 2016 so that in 2021 we get a new president who was not part of the 1980s NRM bush war.

This is the way to go. We must ensure that President Museveni retires peacefully in 2016 and we shall continue to engage and consult him on national, regionaland global affairs.

The president believed so much in a peaceful approach to issues but Gen Kale Kayihura has resorted to use of force, bribery and divisionism amongst the NRM Youth League leaders; we shall never accept this as the elected youth leaders of NRM. Whatever the IGP has been doing since we had our press conference at MakerereUniversity in February has instead worsened the situation.

Different groups have emerged and more are likely to come up; how much will he spend to bribe them? How many will he arrest and imprison? On which grounds?

The actions of Gen Kayihura have indeed tainted the image of the president with red blood. This has never happened in NRM recent history for the Youth League to come out against the president/our chairman. If it was not because of my president and chairman Y.K. Museveni, the youth were ready to stage peaceful resistance and demonstrations against the NRM regime but we do not want to antagonise the president now.

I therefore want to inform Gen Kayihura that this country belongs to all Ugandans and they know what they want for themselves today and tomorrow. They may keep quiet but that doesn't mean they are stupid or they support whatever he is doing. The IGP may succeed in intimidating them against expressing themselves, but he will never change their will and commitment to a fundamental change for the sustainable development of Uganda.

Gen Kayihura must resign as soon as possible if he really wishes good for the president. How can a whole IGP be recorded, or if it's true thetapes were stolen; how is this possible - to steal from the police!

There is need for an investigation into the conduct of the IGP. He made political statements while meeting some NRM youth leaders, talking a lot about NRM, Museveni and Mbabazi; did he speak as IGP or as a member of NRM or a political mobiliser?

The youth have been used by the government. Many youth programmes have been launched but with no benefits. The Youth Fund worth Shs 45bn was launched by the president in 2012 but we do not know any youths who benefited from it.

The actions of the IGP are worsening the situation. So, the youths will continue to covertly mobilise against the president for as long as Gen Kayihura continues to undermine our Secretary General Mbabazi and the elected NRM Youth League leaders.

The youth are more determined to cause change than before. The use of money to divert them will never work; they will 'eat' the money but they will not give up on their cause.

The author is NRM Youth League leader for Kampala region. 0774992426.

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Gwokto La'Kitgum

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