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BODA BODA MURDER AT RUBAGA
THE TWO COLD KILLERS OF THE BODA BODA RIDDER AT RUBAGA HAVE DEFINITELY MIRDERED BEFORE, AND ARE GOING TO MURDER ANOTHER PERSON PRETTY SOON.THE PROBLEM IS THAT MONEY MEANT FOR CRIME INTELLIGENCE IS USED BY POLICE TO FIGHT MUSEVENI POLITICAL OPPONENTS.IMAGINE EVEN HEAVILY ARMED POLICE IS NOW IN KYOTERA JUST BECAUSE BOBI WINE IS EXPECTED TO ATTEND A BURIAL THERE. THIS BODA BODA KILLING COMES ON THE HEELS OF SEVERAL KILLINGS OF MOBIILE MONEY VENDORS AND SHOP ATTENDANTS..SO UGANDANS WE ARE ON OUR OWN, FIGHTING REAL CRIME IS NOT A PRIORITY OF THIS EVIL REGIME

Kaguta Museveni yagamba he worked & prepared well for his daughters and recently his wife made a comment about poor people being lazy. The old lady said to families that can’t afford even a single proper meal a day to park 4 their kids hot meals in flasks to school


This made me feel tears flow. My heart bleeds. How did it come to this? People being so desensitized to killing like this. After the chokehold nebamukuba obufuuni on the head over and over to make sure he is not left just in a state of fainting buy totally dead. M7 watutta nnyo

This government that commands the majority in the Parliament failed to control corruption, murder, violence against women and inflation. There is a lot of anger and frustration against the government in society. The entire country demanded that the government arrest those responsible for the rape and murder but it has opted to print mooney openly by Museveni himself.

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This government gives slogan of peace and prosperity but as long as people of the Ugandans suffer discrimination and as long as their identity is not respected, the goals of peace and prosperity cannot be achieved. The government of Museveni has not fulfilled our demands related to constitution amendment, instead favors one mans rule for him to die in power.

Museveni's government performance remains dismal in all areas and there is a sense of insecurity in society due to the government’s failure to maintain law and order. Women do not feel safe outside their homes. He has failed to bring working economy mainly because all the economic indicators are negative. his failure to move the transitional justice process forward has incurred the wrath of the international community which recently issued a joint statement expressing their concerns about the printing of our money openly.
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The overall security in the country is disheartening and degrading day by day. The government is giving impunity to offenders the likes of RNC rebels of Kayumba Nyamwas and M23, and showing its unaccountable nature towards the people especially those seeking justice. The government verbally commits to decrease the crime rate and maintain overall peace and security in the country, but its actions counter its  statements.  

The government has failed to make the public feel its presence by giving them a sense of security. Be it the extra judicial  killing of boda boda riders, or the  disheartening case of innocent Rwandans under CMI cells for period of one year, rape and murder, the government  has clearly shown lack of willingness to take action against  perpetrators e.g terrorists from somalia. Such inaction gives a sense to the public that the rule of law is not to be feared. This has to stop. The only way to reduce crime in Uganda is by establishing that no one is above the rule of law.
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On the economic front, trade has slowed down and trade deficit has shot up. Even the balance of loan payments is on the negative side and last week the man has been i chna for more loans.

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