SV: {UAH} FROM ORDINARY BREAD TO BUTTER

Frank,

"...Buganda is the only real opposition to NRM..."

 

You seem to see what some of us don't. Please throw some light on that assertion.

How so? I TAKE IT THAT AT THE MOMENT, Bulange is the closest legitimate voice of Buganda one can get to.

So, is Bulange opposed to NRM? How?

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Den torsdag, 3 september 2015 15:04 skrev Frank Mujabi <frank.mujabi21@gmail.com>:

Akim
The problem here is that everybody can only guess about what the political heads in Buganda are up to
WHY will " The impact of backing the NRM  come to haunt Buganda decades to come" ??

when we managed to  break the occupation of Buganda in 1981.

You now allege/assume that the people we used, are now our controllers, and using us.

The truth about who is using who is not so obvious, and that's why you cant understand the political heads.

Isn't it also strange that Buganda is the only real opposition to NRM, when UPC now supports NRM ??
 

On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 8:04 AM, akim odong <akimodong@gmail.com> wrote:

Frank Mujabi;

I think Lukwago would be better off counting on the Lugbara and Madi out there rather than Buganda. Very sad state of affairs indeed. Buganda has always backed the wrong tree and they wonder why the rest of the tribes of Uganda are inclined to go against them. 

In 1900, Buganda backed the colonialist and we paid very dearly for it. The very reason why we are in this state one hundred years later. As if that was not bad enough, in the 1960s or is it fifty, Buganda backed the UNC ending up with a concontion, the UPC brew, and we know what happened later on. The impact of backing the NRM will come to haunt Buganda decades to come. Somebody has to tell Buganda that they do not need to back anybody. Buganda on its own is very powerful indeed and can stand and bargain on it's own feet rather than clinging on to coat tails. 

Frank Mujabi, if you want anything done well, the saying is, you do it yourself. I want this message to go out in every village in Buganda that the DIY spirit should move in every nukes and cranny of Buganda and no household should is left out. Buganda should bite the bullet and start backing their own! They can do it rather than buttering cakes for others to munch and only be left with crumbs to keep their finger barely working. Buganda can do better!

Frank, don't get me wrong, i do love matooke and binyewa, the cooks are brilliant. But, i am disappointed with the political heads. 

Akim

Tolerance is a stage in civilisation!

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 12:28 PM, Frank Mujabi <frank.mujabi21@gmail.com> wrote:

Akim

He is countering Lukwago's influence in the area.

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On 2 Sep 2015, at 09:29, akim odong <akimodong@gmail.com> wrote:

Members;

I have always said Mu7's bread is buttered in Buganda but now from bread its moved on to cake. I wonder if its our Abbey Semuwemba who is sponsored the mammoth but tasteless kekii.

Museveni tasks local leaders on school meals

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President Museveni (3rd L), his wife Janet (3rd R) and NRM leaders cut a cake during a thanksgiving ceremony for party treasurer Rose Namayanja (2rd R) in Nakaseke District at the weekend. PHOTO BY PPU 

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Education. The President says it is the parents to decide whether or not to pay for pupils meals under the free education programme.

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NAKASEKE. President Museveni has asked local leaders to decide on the amount of money parents should pay for their children's meals in schools under government's free education programme.
Officiating at a thanksgiving ceremony for NRM party treasurer Rose Namayanja Nsereko in Semuto Town Council, Nakaseke District, at the weekend, Mr Museveni tasked the leaders to consult their people, take a decision and give him feedback.
He also insisted the decision must be taken through the village meetings and not Cabinet. 
"I wanted total free education for our primary school children but the local leaders insisted that you contribute some little money for the children's welfare," said the President. 
"This issue can only be resolved through village conferences because we still have voices against these extra fees," he added.
Government introduced free primary education in 1997 and a decade later, implemented free secondary education.
Lack of a clear feeding programme in UPE schools has always been blamed for the massive drop-outs and absenteeism.
Mr Museveni also outlined many of his government's achievements ranging from peace, stabilising the economy and infrastructure development. He added that government plans to prioritise the payment of pensioners, provision of water for irrigation and seedlings to farmers and establishing technical schools at every sub-county.

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