Edda e Misambwa gy'obutonzi gyegyalondaanga abanaalumula abantu, anti tegirya nguzi era tegyeyagaliza. Okuva lwetwegeziwaza ne tuva ku Butonzi, abalya mmere twawebuuka, ate gakyaali mabaga. Mulinde biddako.
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Monarchies are funny btw. On the one hand, all the kingdom's land belongs to the king and all the people are his subjects, but on the other hand, the King and his family do not own the kingdom? 💀💀💀
Naye man what’s wrong with him being in Buganda though?😂 blame the government that hasn’t ensured equal development rather than someone’s decision of residence.
What is happening in Tooro brings me back to this question from 6 years ago. A lot of things have changed, some people have gained power and instruments of violence while sidelining others who feel aggrieved. Can we try answering Bernard’s question as things stand today?
I see a lot of baganda happy with this idea not knowing you are setting a precedent where the state can interfere in kingdom succession issues.
You have a kingdom too what happens when the state comes to your door next.
The person who announced a new king prematurely last week. His elder bro who is being thanked for protection and also being accused of putting them under house arrest, who works closely with the one who shall not be named, whom they are appealing to for protection. Akaizigirro.
For kingdoms and chiefdoms to thrive, we must abolish Uganda. The two cannot co-exist. What is happening in today is not about that kingdom, it is about the wider succession plan for the Kingdom of Uganda.