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Yaobang and others,
How many cows did the Misevenis and NRA take from Dr.
Obote's home when they killed his frail father? How many did they takes from
Obote's relatives and indeed the whole area plus district!. You will be more
stupid to say it is 25 Cows. Infact they are harrassing and intimidating
the Obotes brother then shout that they gave 25 blood cows! Those NRM
vultures NEVER GET ENOUGH, ONLY GOD WILL STOP THEM.
Rehema Mukooza whatever garbage you are
talking about, some of us including Obote have always mean well
for the future of Ugandans but your are busy digging future holes! But then
again Ugandan sellers have always perferred to work with colonialist ,
imperialist etc etc and once more they have to keep the system
going.
Toro
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Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 5:50
AM
Subject: RE: ugnet_: Museveni Gives 25
Cows To Obote Kin
Yaobang,
Buying Obote for what?? Obote can not function at his age! He
is of no use to any thinking Ugandan who is looking forward to the
future. The Kabaka will never be "bought"; he stays, president after
president. Who ever thinks so, is indeed misguided and misinformed, like
Obote. You can never ever buy a Kabaka.
Obote tried it once, when he offered money to the Ankole, Bunyoro, Tooro,
and Busoga monarchies in order to ban them real good, but the Kabaka of
Buganda refused and he was exiled. Obote even wanted to chose who
among the princes should take over after Kabaka Muteesa was exiled.
Wrong decision - Poor, stupid, Obote!
My advice to the anti-Kabaka camps is that, the monarchy of Buganda shall
exist no matter what. The monarchy has already proved resilient towards
blows (Obote, Amin). People, ya'll better use that energy of yours on
something else and leave the Kabaka alone. The Kabaka has us regular
folks to back him up no matter what. That is how strong an alliagence
can be to our King(s), present and future.
Some politicians like Obote, Museveni might think that they are "buying"
the Kabaka, but in reality they are to move out and our Prince (Kabaka) is to
stay in. A monarchy is a monarchy, unlike seasonal political leadership
i.e Obote, Mu7. Mr. Yaobang, come up with a better example of folks
being 'bought' by cows or money. I don't know why you people don't
understand that Buganda and her Kabakaship are inseparatable. "Buying"
something that will never go away, that has always existed is a sick example
of how some Ugandans will never get it.
Zakoomu R.
Y Yaobang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
J Ssemakula,
Unlike your Kabaka, Obote cannot be bought with 25 cows, or any other
bribe!
y
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Subject: ugnet_:
Museveni Gives 25 Cows To Obote Kin
Date: Sat, 06 Mar 2004 01:59:09
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Museveni Gives 25 Cows To Obote Kin
By Patrick Opio
PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni has donated 25 heifers
to the family of exiled former president Milton Obote’s brother, Obadiah
Akaki.
Akaki, 80, Obote’s elder brother said he received the cows
through state minister for wildlife and antiquities Jovino Akaki-Ayumu, his
clansman.
He said in an interview at his home at Abeibuti village,
Akokoro sub-county, Apac, recently that the cattle provide him with plenty
of milk.
He said he supplies the milk to the local community for
money.
“My family now harvests a good amount of milk daily. We
consume part of it and sell the rest to people in the neighbourhood,” he
said.
Museveni gave Akaki sh10m when he visited his home in
September 9, 2000.
He then promised to donate heifers for milk
production to the family.
Akaki said Museveni sent drugs for the
animals. He said the district veterinary officers help him control vectors
such as tsetse flies and ticks by reg ularly spraying and dipping the
animals.
He praised minister Akaki-Ayumu for linking him with
Museveni.
“With Akaki’s efforts, Museveni was able to visit
us and consequently donated money and cattle to the family,” Obadiah said.
Ends
Published on: Thursday, 4th March, 2004
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