Fellow Ugandans,
Following the recently concluded presidential and parliamentary elections, I indicated that I would be engaging in deep reflection for a few days before communicating. This has been done and I would like to share the following with you. 1. It is becoming more apparent with every passing day that these elections were deeply flawed and rife with irregularities. From ballot stuffing to voter intimidation, it simply is impossible for anyone with an ounce of honour to claim the results were credible.

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This week, there has been talk about the bush war and what those involved in it fought for. Even the suggestion that the war wasn't fought for particular leaders to be presidents. Of course everyone has a right to their opinion, no matter how misguided. Here is mine. Even in the early stages of the war, two ideologies had emerged. The first was that the war was a means to personal gain. As it became clearer that we would win, there were some that started talking about which houses in Kololo they would take and lives they would live...

1. Congratulations @PatrickAmuriat on your hard fought & deserved win. FDC has spoken loud & clear. I wish you all the best in the challenges & opportunities that come with being @FDCOfficial1 President. It's been a great honor to serve & I thank God for it.
#CountryBeforeSelf 2. I would also like to thank my family who have unreservedly borne with the stress and strain of not only leading Uganda's biggest opposition party, but also the demands these had on my time. Thank you Julia, Bukama and Kakonge.
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