NRM Should Not Take TUKO PAMOJA Alliance For Granted
When we entered the 2026 General Elections, we as PLU were guided by our Chairman Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Resistance Movement to support NRM candidates from the President down to the village level.
Under the TUKO PAMOJA alliance, we registered a historic 72% victory - a margin the Movement last enjoyed in 1996. That victory was delivered by young people and PLU supporters.
It therefore puzzles us to see some historicals of the Movement, like Hon. Kahinda Otafiire, failing to appreciate the contribution of the young people and all PLU supporters.
In our cooperation agreement with NRM, we were clear: the core problem of Uganda is corruption and it must be dealt with decisively. It bothers us to see figures associated with impunity and arrogance still being protected and given serious responsibilities under the cover of "We fought." Did they fight to steal?
On 26th January 2017, while presiding over Liberation Day celebrations in Masindi, H.E the President himself thanked other Ugandans who joined the Movement and noted that if they had not welcomed the Luwero fighters, NRM would not be winning elections, because Luwero fighters alone are not enough to win an election.
If the President does not get rid of these corrupt people like Otafiire from our coalition government, we shall be forced to ask our Chairman to reconsider this coalition with NRM and start our own family.
This is my opinion as a Patriotic officer of PLU.
David Kabanda
PO 005
Who allowed Otafiire to digress from the issues of his docket that he was addressing as per the order paper and resort to abusing Afande MK on the floor of Parliament without being ruled out of order? Our speakers of Parliament we need an answer.
A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR DEAR PRESIDENT!
A stately man, a fatherly leader whose heart embraces all. A true champion of women emancipation, a wise guide to the youth, a trusted pillar to the elders, and a sincere friend to all nations.
He is _Jjaja wa Bazzukulu_, the Father of the Nation, the Father of the East African Region, and the Patron of Africa.
A blessing to Uganda, a gift to Africa. We celebrate you, Your Excellency!
Happy Birthday Mzee!
Cheap things are not always cheap—they can become extremely expensive in the long run.
The earlier we abandon these Sino Trucks and invest in reliable, durable alternatives, the better. Uganda is not a laboratory for testing Chinese-made vehicles at the expense of taxpayers