UGANDA: Gen. Tumwine responds to Gen. Otema's lamentations - PICTURES

CHANGE OF GUARDS - Last week the Museveni regime top official, Richard Tadwong shocked the nation when he made the following comments:

".......if we don't restrain, if we don't control our greed on how we use public resources, how we steal with impunity, then Ugandans will push us out of power...........the hills of Kampala are expanding with buildings yet the schools and health centres are shrinking. Where do people get the money from? And who are the owners of these structures we see?"

Richard Tadwong's lamentation is what the Tuli Mukintu (We are the beneficiaries) Club call "subversive utterances by a disgruntled" comrade. Museveni has repeatedly described it in his local language as "Kahendekye teita mbogo" (merely wishing a buffalo to break its leg does not guarantee its death). In 2006 the then Minister of health, Gen. Jim Muhwezi told Justice Ogola who was chairing the Commission of inquiry into mismanagement of Global Fund that; ".....you are one of those people who were hiding under their beds when we were fighting." Even after the commission made its report that implicated Muhwezi, the General reacted by saying that Justice Ogola "needs a mental check-up." No wonder, Museveni later shielded the General.



Over the weekend Gen. Tumwine who is the Security Minister commissioned his village state of the art multi-billion house (pictured) in Rwemikoma, Kazi, Kiruhura district. The palace kind of house gives an answer to the likes of Richard Tadwong who continue to lament thus; "........where do people get the money from? Who are the owners of these structures we see?". The answer is simple; "When we were fighting some of you were hiding behind your beds."

Obviously, by the time Gen. Tumwine thought about sinking those billions into a village mansion, he had had enough investment in Kampala city, oversees and land acquisition in Buganda. Recently Parliament summoned him over two decades default in billions of rent payment for public property.

In another development, Maj. Gen. Joram Mugume Kanyaruhara has sued Nakasero hospital over three months rent default worth 600m shillings at 200m per month. The said personal property is located in Nakasero, Kampala. Now, if Gen. Mugume who is not known to be a thief has a monthly income of 200m shillings from just one property, then how much do the known thieves own!!!!!!!

If Richard Tadwong has not understood the response to his queries as given by Gen. Tumwine then just like Justice James Ogola, he too "needs a mental check-up." Of course, behind Tadwong, there is his elder brother Gen. Charles Otema Awany.

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