In the last kicks of a dying horse, power-hungry despot Museveni is increasingly resorting to every kind of madness to desperately cling to power, manoeuvres that even his sycophants are beginning to confront head-on.
For instance, in an unusual turn of events, Bank of Uganda Governor, Dr Michael Atingi-Ego, has come out to boldly reprimand Museveni’s so-called Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, which Ugandans have consistently condemned, as it solely seeks to entrench Museveni’s (mis)rule at their expense.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, Governor Atingi-Ego called a spade, a spade and warned that, if enacted as Museveni wishes, the bill risks derailing plans to grow the country’s economy tenfold to $500 billion by 2040.
That alone attests to the greedy dictator Museveni’s own boastful remark that he is not an employee or servant of Uganda, but rather works only for himself and his family. Pathetic!
The bill, which the NRM is single-handedly and maliciously pushing through Parliament, stands as an open attack on political opposition, mainly the incumbent NUP, civil society, the media, the diaspora, and fundamental constitutional rights.
It treats independent citizens, NGOs, journalists, opposition actors, and even Ugandans in the diaspora as potential threats. That is not the defence of sovereignty, but rather the confiscation of sovereignty.
The most dangerous element in that so-called bill is its definition of a “foreigner.” It does not only refer to non-Ugandans; it also includes Ugandan citizens residing outside the country. This means a Ugandan who works abroad, studies abroad, or lives in exile can effectively be treated as a foreigner in their own country.
Faced with ever-growing pressure from Ugandans both at home and in the diaspora, the illegitimate dictator Museveni now sees threats to his power everywhere.
Being a foreigner himself, and given that it was foreign powers that aided and abetted his capture of power 40 years ago, the panicked Museveni wrongly believes those same forces are now grooming someone else to oust him. But he is mistaken.
Ugandans themselves remain resolute in their determination to end Museveni’s four decades of terror and kleptocracy, which have left many trapped in abject poverty.
This is precisely what we mean when we say that murderous power-greedy criminal Museveni has deliberately and systematically destroyed our country, Uganda over the past four decades!
Enough is Enough with Musevenism!