{UAH} VOTE ANY OF THE TWO AND U WILL BE FINE!

I suppose in the perfect UAH(Ugandans-at Heart) world everyone would agree on everything when it comes to the affairs of our country, but then it wouldn't be representative of the real world or fun. Personally, I like reading different opinions and think that someone supporting Museveni should be exposed to alternative views without being brow beaten into believing one over another.Its the reason why we opted to set UAH as an all embracing group on Facebook rather than a page. With people operating pages, the moment they die, its very possible that that page will die too.

The same goes with websites in this era of Facebook and Google. I don't think a newspaper website is that important compared to a Facebook group or page, unless its visited by over 100 people every day. UAH has got a website but its not as active as our forums yet it has got over 5000 self subscribers, and that's self explanatory!

We are all individuals and need to find out what works best for us.The ones who know us the best are ourselves and probably our family and friends. There are some people in NRM I would actually vote for if I had a chance because of their approach to politics. For instance, Bukedde's Ahmed Musaazi Katerega is one of those in the NRM with a liberal mind, and its very unfortunate that he was rigged out during the NRM primaries. Otherwise, he would have made a good MP.

A lady like Hon.Nabirah Naggayi(FDC) is also cool despite her strong opinions on some issues.She is smart because she respects everyone's opinion and doesn't dismiss what someone has to say because she disagrees with their approach. If Kampala gets her or Sister Shifrah Lukwago(DP) as their Woman MP, I will be happy, because they are both really good.  Unfortunately, as illustrated by a few in here, Hon.Nabilla is getting some flak because she dares to associate with some people in NRM. But it shouldn't be that way at all!

Sister Sarah Kagingo(NRM) is another one who some in here have tried to tell who she should or shouldn't hang with.Probably the reason I respect Kagingo and Nabillah so much is they are not sheep. I've always appreciated people with a spine who could speak for themselves and not just go along with the popular vote. Kagingo would have made a good MP if she was interested in that sort of stuff.You go girls!

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*Abbey Kibirige  Semuwemba*

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"These days, I spend a lot of time thinking about death and the hereafter... I go somewhere to get something and then wonder what I'm here after."

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