Subject: Governance and Justice in Northern Uganda Honorable Gilbert Olanya's statement regarding the Attorney General's refusal to sign the files for cattle compensation sheds light on a deeper issue of governance and justice in Northern Uganda. The continued failure to compensate the Acholi people for their losses during the insurgency underscores the ongoing neglect of the community's needs and fundamental rights. President Museveni, as the self-proclaimed leader of this nation, should understand that the actions he takes today will have lasting repercussions on future generations. He is not immortal, nor is he the destroyer of something as permanent as stone. Instead, he is laying the foundation for long-term divisions that will endure far beyond his tenure and grave. His persistent manipulation of elections to maintain power illegitimately, driven by an agenda that prioritizes his family's interests, has only deepened the divide within the nation. Museveni must realize that authoritarian regimes-such as those in Syria and other nations-eventually face the consequences of their actions. The repercussions of such governance are not distant, and Uganda, often referred to as the 'Pearl of Africa,' is not immune to these eventualities...
There's something wrong with acholi but i go with Mama Betty's ideas because there is light after darkness or we are not voting for them as Hon Denis has said.Let say to Hon Olanya that God is with us and protects him for the good fight he is fighting for the Acholi subregion.May God protect you in your workplace father.Amen
Acholi weng omyero gu dok adwii ci Musebeni obe winyo lok gi. Bedo ka leggo jo ni calo wun pe coo is mingo ma tere otuc. Museben kicel acelo. Twora Acholi gu too ka lweny pi ngom bi ki twero gi calo citizen me Uganda. Second lweny omyero ocak ke ki ii Acholi labongo lworo. Lworo en aye oweko jon ni gitye ka jwayo dud gi ii kun wun Acholi. Jon ni gitamo ni dong gi turu tek pa Acholi mon ni ma yam dan lworo ni woko. Pingo wa ye enno ni?
Subject: Governance and Justice in Northern Uganda
Honorable Gilbert Olanya's statement regarding the Attorney General's refusal to sign the files for cattle compensation sheds light on a deeper issue of governance and justice in Northern Uganda. The continued failure to compensate the Acholi people for their losses during the insurgency underscores the ongoing neglect of the community's needs and fundamental rights.
President Museveni, as the self-proclaimed leader of this nation, should understand that the actions he takes today will have lasting repercussions on future generations. He is not immortal, nor is he the destroyer of something as permanent as stone. Instead, he is laying the foundation for long-term divisions that will endure far beyond his tenure and grave.
His persistent manipulation of elections to maintain power illegitimately, driven by an agenda that prioritizes his family's interests, has only deepened the divide within the nation. Museveni must realize that authoritarian regimes-such as those in Syria and other nations-eventually face the consequences of their actions. The repercussions of such governance are not distant, and Uganda, often referred to as the 'Pearl of Africa,' is not immune to these eventualities...
There's something wrong with acholi but i go with Mama Betty's ideas because there is light after darkness or we are not voting for them as Hon Denis has said.Let say to Hon Olanya that God is with us and protects him for the good fight he is fighting for the Acholi subregion.May God protect you in your workplace father.Amen
Acholi weng omyero gu dok adwii ci Musebeni obe winyo lok gi. Bedo ka leggo jo ni calo wun pe coo is mingo ma tere otuc. Museben kicel acelo. Twora Acholi gu too ka lweny pi ngom bi ki twero gi calo citizen me Uganda. Second lweny omyero ocak ke ki ii Acholi labongo lworo. Lworo en aye oweko jon ni gitye ka jwayo dud gi ii kun wun Acholi. Jon ni gitamo ni dong gi turu tek pa Acholi mon ni ma yam dan lworo ni woko. Pingo wa ye enno ni?