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Museveni has successfully moved Uganda from a third world country to a third world country in 33 years – Abed Bwanika

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
September 6, 2018
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With many Ugandans especially in the urban areas doing ‘People Power’ change chants, Dr Abed Bwanika has weighed in the achievements of the ruling government over the past 32 years.

The three-time presidential candidate has humorously applauded Museveni’s government for moving the country in the same direction over the years.

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“In the past 32 years of this government being in power, we have moved from a third world country to a third world a country. We have just been retarded.” Bwanika stated

On such grounds, Bwanika says it’s the reason Ugandans are badly pushing for change.

“It has now become a nomenclature for a new coalition, it’s actually a people power revolution and whoever wants change in this country has started seeing it as a solution,” Bwanika said before adding that; “It started as a slogan but it has become a pivot on which the people who want change meet.”

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