Ugandans to be forced to vote for Museveni says the police chief

Ugandans to be forced to vote for Museveni says the police chief







The Police Chief Kale Kayihura, has made it categorically clear that Museveni is going nowhere and it’s his duty to ensure he wins the election by violence.

"What I can assure you is that we are fighters and fighters don’t get old and tired,” said the Police chief adding that those who say that they should are just dreaming.
“Those who say that we are old and we should go are instead older than us,” he added saying that they have military skills and are still fit.
He further said that they are well organized to fight anybody who will try to push them away.
“We have got military skills and weapons so we shall always dominate any group that will try disorganize us,” he added Kayihura.

The leader of opposition Mr. Wafula Oguttu addressed the press in the aftermath of Kayihura`s controversially biased pronouncement.

Mr. Oguttu, who is also Bukhooli County Central MP, was yesterday addressing journalists ahead of today’s State-of-the-Nation address.
He said instead of the President supporting the common well, he is more interested in staying in power.

To avert chaos, Mr. Wafula said, President Museveni should genuinely commit to dialogue. “The Cabinet had incorporated the views of the citizens on electoral reforms,” the LoP said. “[But] the President told the Cabinet to ‘ignore’.

He suggested something else because he despises Ugandans. He thinks Ugandans’ views do not matter. He is leaving Ugandans with no option apart from civil disobedience, subversive activity and violence.”

“A few days ago, President Museveni issued a statement. He signed as Ssabalwanyi Ssabalungu. It is like he is taking the path of President Idi Amin, who claimed he was Conqueror of the British Empire. Museveni is intimidating Ugandans,” Mr Oguttu added.

As day follows night, the allegations have been spelt out in black and white days after when the police officers accused NRM of forced registration


In Soroti district the eastern part of Uganda which is a bedrock of opposition supporters a section of police officers protested against what they called “conscription” into the NRM during the ongoing registration of the party inside their barracks and outlying police posts.

The aggrieved police officers, who feared to be identified, claimed they and their children aged 15 had been forced to register as NRM party members.

The partisan police is using their spouses register police officers and their families and they have been warned that whoever refused to register would be punished.

“Some of us are suspicious of the move, but we can’t reject because we still need to have food for our children,”

This is clear violation of an adult’s freedom to freely associate with 

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