Dear all,
I salute all who
long for a positive change in the topmost leadership of Uganda. My name is Kiwanuka Kituuka William. I prefer to be called Kiwanuka Kituuka for
the Presidential bid. I have put on the
Internet the reasons why Kiwanuka Kituuka is offering himself for President of
Uganda. This can be accessed on the link
below:
I would like to
boost Sports in Uganda as is indicated on the link below:
My duty this time
around is to reach to your heart and convince you to see the positive aspects
in me that are worth the Office of President of Uganda, given the challenges
where many are convinced that it is not possible to win an election when
President Museveni is a player and the rules not so much modified to suit the
voices that are not satisfied with the status quo. It may not be that easy partly because of the
following reasons: The opposition
politicians believe that they need one Presidential candidate, agreed, however,
there are no agreed on parameters to reach that consensus that easy. 2ndly, it is true that while for the Members
of Parliament it is possible to follow up the declarations at polling stations,
there is no machinery so far that gets all the declaration forms for results to
a tallying centre to finally compare with the electoral commission declarations. 3rd, the electoral commission
gives inconsistent information regarding the voters registered at each polling
station on the polling day. There are no
figures to show how many people actually fail to trace their names on the
polling day, yet the opposition would be clear that the lists given out prior
to polling actually are the true ones that they would use on polling day. 4th, the security deployment which
the NRM – O Government is known for whenever we get to vote for the President
needs address so that the people go and vote without fear and also a good
number keep around to see that irregularities are not given chance.
I believe I can
solve the problem that those who wish to see President Museveni foresee. It is a matter of supporting me for this bid
then the matter would be put to rest.
Just support me as a Prospect candidate in any of your constituency and
then concentrate on marketing yourself in case you are interested in any
elective position, or at least a better future for Uganda. You will then hit 4 birds with one stone! How is this?
i.
You will see Museveni’s exit after
he has lost the vote;
ii.
You will see transition to a better
Uganda;
iii. You will be able to add to all
positive voices for a change to a better Uganda as a Member of Parliament or
other elective position that you will get or even as a mere contented Ugandan
or member of the international community who longs to see Uganda Managed
democratically and where consensus rules;
iv. Positive debate will be promoted in
Parliament when the opposition ends up with majority following better
concentration on nomination appropriate candidates given the time lag available
for consensus building among the opposition members as was the case in Luwero.
Those who may not
know me at least by my works (much of which is on Internet), I wish to tell you
that I am not a common Ugandan citizen.
At least I am aware of this. I
believe it is because God has a purpose for me to remain alive to deliver
Uganda to the “Promised Land” that I am alive today. I am away of my schemes though would have
seen me no more, but the good Lord who has saved me to – date has helped me
prepare since 1991 for a transition to a better Uganda, the reason I believe I
am alive today.
I wish to thank President Museveni for what he has been able to do for Uganda as President since 1986 when he captured power. What is absurd is that election after election, his appetite for remaining in office of the President grows, unfortunately, though he sees himself greatly contributing to the security of Uganda, I am sorry to say that he is the country’s biggest liability now. I have been able to quote areas where he is a liability to the country in my write up within the Background of: “Kiwanuka Kituuka for President – We shall give incentives to teachers and lower cadre medical staff,” refer to the link below:
http://www.hecarethforyou.blogspot.com/2014/10/kiwanuka-kituuka-for-president-of.html
While the President is consolidating the military might, this is for his continued stay in power (regime longevity) and countering the UPDF involvement in regional conflicts, meanwhile, the people in Uganda are impoverished on, salaries not paid in time with the excuse being payroll related problems, and a lot in form funds has to be spent to counter possible forces that can attempt to invade Uganda to commit terrorism or even internal uprising. Meanwhile, as rosy figures are talked about in a number of for a, much of this money does not help employment creation, instead, the population unsure of the future is ever ready to stage demonstrations and the country ends up investing billions in tear gas. The Independent of Friday, 31st, January 2014 – Article: Gen. Kayihura’s moment has come, under a sub – heading, “The teargas king plans 2016 come back, says, “Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kale Kayihura’s recent announcement that he is recruiting 3,500 more men and women to the force is being praised as equally as it is being criticized. Critics say the recruitment is another bad sign ahead of the scheduled 2016 national general elections. Just last year, in April, another 5000 were recruited. Heavy deployment of security forces around election time has tended to favour President Museveni because, critics say, as fear spreads among voters because of the intimidation, most stay away from the polls. That was the case in the last election in February 2011 when in July 2010 Kayihura recruited 5,500 Special Police Constables (SPCs) to the force”.
I thank God for having given me an insight into the personality of Museveni at an early time in life as a youth. It was in 1979 that I saw began seeing the actual colours of Museveni. He participated in the removal of the Late Prof. Yusuf Kironde Lule from President. As students at St. Mary’s College Kisubi, we went to the main road (Entebbe Highway) and demonstrated. Museveni who was then Minister of Defense got his men surround us, and he ordered us back to school. I saw his role when Binaisa (RIP) was nominated President of Uganda. He played a role in the House arrest of Binaisa. Shortly, there was preparation for the 1980 General Elections and Binaisa accepted to play a senior role in Museveni’s UPM Party. That was not all. After UPC ‘won’ the disputed 1980 General Elections, when Museveni went to the bush, he was able to join hands with Prof. Lule! I then learnt a lesson that Museveni might have a very convincing tongue, but in my heart he was not a sincere person. I have since not regretted, because many would – be respectable people; Professors, Doctors, have fallen after serving under him and have eventually departed ways unceremoniously.
There are a few reflections on Museveni below:
The Uganda Peace talks,
which lasted from 26 August to 17 December, were notoriously acrimonious and
the resultant ceasefire broke down almost immediately. The final agreement,
signed in Nairobi,
called for a ceasefire, demilitarization of Kampala,
integration of the NRA and government forces, and absorption of the NRA
leadership into the Military Council.[12]
These conditions were never met. By 22 January, government
troops in Kampala had begun to quit their posts en masse as the rebels gained
ground from the south and south-west. On the 25th, the Museveni-led faction finally
overran the capital. The NRA toppled Okello's government and declared victory
the next day. Museveni was sworn in as
president on 29 January. "This is not a mere change of guard, it is a
fundamental change," said Museveni, after a ceremony conducted by
British-born chief justice Peter Allen. Speaking to crowds of thousands outside
the Ugandan parliament, the new president promised a return to democracy.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoweri_Museveni
“Museveni
had accepted (to step down after 2006),” says Bidandi. “It was even reflected
in his (and NRM’s) 2001 manifesto.” Privy to this information, Bidandi asked
Ugandans to ‘see-off’ Museveni by voting him President for the last term. “I
had taken his (Museveni’s) word seriously, so I fervently campaigned for him,”
says Bidandi. Source: http://www.newvision.co.ug/mobile/detail.aspx?newsid=629794&catid=417
The
claim that the NRM, naturally under the visionary leadership of Yoweri
Museveni, discovered the oil in the western parts of the country has got to
count as one of the greatest myths ever invented in Uganda. Anyone who grew up or studied in Bunyoro
before the world was allegedly created in 1986 will tell you that the presence
of oil in the Lake Albert area was common knowledge among the locals. More
importantly, the people the president has described as “the oil scientists who
helped us to find the oil” like Energy and Mineral Development Permanent
Secretary Fred Kabagambe-Kaliisa, Chief Technical Adviser on Oil and Gas Reuben
Kashambuzi and Commissioner for Petroleum Exploration and Production Ernest
Rubondo have all in their various writings, presentations and official reports
acknowledged that the presence of oil was confirmed before the NRM came to power. In one of his reports, Kashambuzi, for
example, writes: “the drilling of the Butiaba Waki-B1 well in late 1930s was
the first attempt to investigate the subsurface, the well-penetrated
sandstones, shale and conglomerates. An oil shale at a depth of 1200m reported
to contain some free oil was confirmation of the existence of source rocks
responsible for the numerous oil seeps identified in the Albertine
Graben….” Source: http://observer.ug/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=23686:musevenis-white-lies-on-black-gold
I
chose not to play a role as a contesting candidate for any elective position in
Uganda under President Museveni’s leadership because I don’t subscribe to his
ways. Now, I am offering myself as a
solution to the longstanding problem I identified 35 years ago.
A
number of people in Uganda have heard about me, seen my works and some have
used my work as reference for their other undertakings, hence can testify about
my abilities and innovativeness, and it is no miracle that I came up with the
write – up: “Preliminaries as Kiwanuka Kituuka prepares to participate as a
Presidential Candidate for the 2016 Uganda Presidency”. The link is:
Where
corruption is involved, I must say, I am not there. I am the type of person who will subscribe to
the Constitution of Uganda. For example,
what I knew was tha it provides for a Vice President and not a Prime
Minister. I am for the status quo of the
Constitution, and it should be upheld.
The number of Ministers as provided for should not be exceeded. No Presidential advisors or RDCs, but just
the rightly placed staff of President’s office and State House. I fail to understand why the President uses
the Entebbe State House as well as the Kampala one when the Vice President has
no such official house. If I ever get
elected, the Vice President will occupy the Kampala State House and only shift
after some alternative accommodation has been acquired. Prior to my nomination as Candidate for
President of Uganda, I will make sure some representatives of women get
together to nominate an appropriate woman that can serve as Vice President for
gender balance and as a run-mate.
Since
1991 when I left Nile bank, I have been involved in public policy and debates
and contributed to proposals for a better Uganda, I have also been involved in
Good Governance and Human Rights issues, proposal writing, publishing to
mention a few.
When
General Wamala was Inspector General of Police (IGP), I wrote to him about a
worsening security situation around Kisubi (Entebbe Highway) and its
hinterland. That time there was a Police
Post at St. Mary’s College Kisubi, but was not strategically located. I also proposed the possible location of the
station, and it was okayed, and that is where the Police was shifted to. I endeavoured to communicate to organizations
on Kisubi hill to give support to the infant Station.
I
campaigned for financial assistance to see Robina Namukasa travel for treatment
to India for an operation. Though
according to Doctors in India she had a 19% chance of leaving the operation
room arrive, she came back as is recovering slowly. The appeal: “Kindly help Robinal Namukasa
raise shs 40m for Tumour treatment in India,” can be accessed on the link below:
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