{UAH} UPDATES ON THE MULAGO CANCER MACHINE- In Memory of Rebecca Ayuru
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Of the many sympathy messages I have received about the death of Rebecca Ayuru, this is the most poignant, but intended to cheer me up..
"... In the meantime, as you wait, please take your painkillers. If you can't access morphine, I am sure you can afford paracetamol. As I urge you not to put us under unnecessary pressure, I will also politely remind you that you are not the only problem we are dealing with.
You people want to make this country difficult and ungovernable for us: this one is shouting about the cancer machine, the other one is castigating us for sanitary pads while another is condemning us for small things like corruption, tribalism, nepotism...!
While you are enjoying the freedom we brought you to sleep, you are making it impossible for us to peacefully put our heads down. That is grossly unfair, unreligious and inconsiderate.
We know there are a few small issues here and there, but we shall fix them. Didn't we fix Besigye? Our selfless commitment needs no explanation. With a monthly State House budget of 16.7 billion, no stomach (sorry, stone) will remain unturned. Understand that your leaders need some degree of comfort to be able to serve you well.
Meanwhile, we shall be seeking treatment abroad so that we don't die before helping you to bring the radiotherapy machine. We truly hope that you understand. With love from your caring leaders!"
www.observer.ug
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-- Bobby
UPDATES ON THE MULAGO CANCER MACHINE
"... In the meantime, as you wait, please take your painkillers. If you can't access morphine, I am sure you can afford paracetamol. As I urge you not to put us under unnecessary pressure, I will also politely remind you that you are not the only problem we are dealing with.
You people want to make this country difficult and ungovernable for us: this one is shouting about the cancer machine, the other one is castigating us for sanitary pads while another is condemning us for small things like corruption, tribalism, nepotism...!
While you are enjoying the freedom we brought you to sleep, you are making it impossible for us to peacefully put our heads down. That is grossly unfair, unreligious and inconsiderate.
We know there are a few small issues here and there, but we shall fix them. Didn't we fix Besigye? Our selfless commitment needs no explanation. With a monthly State House budget of 16.7 billion, no stomach (sorry, stone) will remain unturned. Understand that your leaders need some degree of comfort to be able to serve you well.
Meanwhile, we shall be seeking treatment abroad so that we don't die before helping you to bring the radiotherapy machine. We truly hope that you understand. With love from your caring leaders!"
www.observer.ug
www.observer.ug
And when you come you will see the large disparity or difference between northern part of the country and other parts is so visible and sad you will see how far back the north is in terms of development. While the other parts of uganda progress-- by Carol
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