{UAH} Words of wisdom from Dr.Adam Kim alarm!

"Assalaam Alaikum! Wish all of you Happy New Year. It is good to forgive, its not good to give up on things God gave you. Uganda created by humans should not override the created 15 different small regions which on 9th

October 1962 formed Uganda. Each has its own land, people, language and indeed culture. When you are chosen to be a leader, or when you become a leader through other means, you do not become owner of Uganda. You serve

and be ready to be replaced when the owners of the country think that you

have done enough.

Each region knows better its problems and obligations. If you want to stamp

out corruption and nepotism, recognise each region and let it manage its affairs. A son from home will not kill his uncle. Will not steal state property for he will be discriminated. Using the same language and culture while defending the region will not be a threat to any one. 

Foreigners are feared to occupy the land. Land is not personal but it belongs to those

people on it and their grand children to come. It is communal and cultural land.

The coming land law reform where when the government wants your peace of land to use it as it wishes, then it just pays you what it thinks is the value of your land, it is absurd. Worse still if you refuse, the government will give your money to the Ggombolola that takes you, and "your money" is kept there until you go and pick it. Indeed you will pick it because they

will demolish you property. You will remain with one option to pick it and start afresh because you will have no other option. That law is going to pass because of majority in parliament. Majority is always wrong, they do not know the hidden agenda and the cultural events as they unfold. That is why in the world of billions of Catholics, only 110 Cardinals chose the

Pope for the rest of the believers. That one works, yet for the politicians they do not want to her bout it. That land law reform should be subjected to a national referendum."

By Dr.Adam Kimala 

Kampala 

"In tribute to the United Kingdom and the Republic of Uganda, two bastions of strength in a world filled with strife, discrimination and terrorism."

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