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Youth Organization Network YON, Namirembe, Rubaga, Kampala (2026)

08/08/2026

MY OBSERVATION.

When you critically examine the conversations across various social media platforms, one striking observation emerges; a significant number of individuals & groups who routinely insult, blackmail, malign, or engage in character assassination against our leader, "Chairman Odrek Rwabwogo," have, in reality, never meaningfully interacted with him-either personally, by telephone, or through any substantive engagement on national, political, economical or personal matters.

Yet, despite having little or no first, hand experience with the person they condemn, some have demonstrated remarkable consistency & determination in propagating narratives that appear to be built more on hearsay, assumptions, political interests & preconceived hostility than on facts or personal knowledge!

There is a saying in Buganda: 'NKYAYILAKKO' literally meaning “I hate this person on someone else’s behalf.” In Runyakitara, a similar expression is 'MUNYANGIREHO.' These expressions capture a political and social phenomenon where individuals adopt hostility toward others, not because of their own experiences or convictions, but because they have been persuaded, influenced or mobilised to do so by someone else!

Such a culture can easily flourish in an environment where "independent thought is weak, political discourse is shallow and people are more comfortable repeating narratives than interrogating them." And, with humility, I can acknowledge that none of us is completely immune to such tendencies. We are all capable of being influenced by our environments & the information we consume. However, sees beyond the noise of politics, propaganda, and public perception.

Human beings may construct narratives, manipulate opinions, and temporarily distort the truth, but ultimately, truth does not require propaganda to survive!

Some disagreement should not automatically become personal hostility, disagreeing with a leader or with an individual-on one, two, or even several issues does not make that person an enemy. Equally, believing in someone does not require us to defend everything they say or do!

No individual, political movement or generation has a monopoly on wisdom, knowledge, or understanding about everything. "Leadership itself is a continuous learning process and society progresses when people are willing to listen, question, disagree respectfully and learn from one another." Therefore, let us challenge ideas without destroying people, debate policies without manufacturing enemies & disagree without descending into hatred & character assassination!

Let us do everything with maturity, intellectual independence, humility and respect for each other. "Because at the end, history does not only judge what we believed, it also judges how honestly we arrived at what we believed, how we treated those with whom we disagreed, and whether we contributed to building or destroying the society we claimed to serve."

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16/05/2026

THE POLITICAL COST OF ARROGANCE & EXCESS.

The events of "24th, July, 2024" remain deeply engraved in the political memory of many Ugandans, particularly the youth who courageously took to the streets to peacefully protest against corruption and extravagance within the 11th Parliament of Uganda. What began as a public outcry against misuse of taxpayers’ money quickly turned into a tense confrontation between citizens and the state.
Several young activists and patriotic voices, including Dr Spire Ssentongo, Agather Atuhaire, Agora and many others, were intimidated, violently arrested, dispersed by security operatives. Instead of addressing the concerns being raised, critics & protesters were branded agents of foreign interests, enemies of progress, and disruptors of national stability.
At the center of public anger was the growing perception of unchecked extravagance and abuse of office by some top leaders in Parliament.

Ugandans openly questioned the source of the enormous wealth being displayed at a time when ordinary citizens were struggling with unemployment, high commodity prices, poor healthcare services and economic hardship.
Public debate intensified after reports and images circulated of luxurious projects associated with the Speaker of Parliament, including a multi-billion residence in the village that hosted Members of Parliament & high-profile dignitaries such as GEN MUHOOZI KAINERUGABA as chief guest!
Questions were also raised regarding the construction of an expensive hospital, a stadium, the acquisition of property in Nakasero, and the continued distribution of large sums of money to Members of Parliament under the guise of service awards and parliamentary facilitation.

To many Ugandans, these actions symbolized a widening gap between the ruling political elite and the ordinary taxpayer. Citizens wondered whether public service had gradually transformed into a platform for personal enrichment rather than national sacrifice.
Equally significant was the political resistance faced by legislators who attempted to challenge the status quo from within Parliament itself. When "Hon, THEODORE SSEKIKUBO" and a few other legislators sought to initiate discussions on corruption and accountability within Parliament, they encountered fierce opposition, political isolation and internal hostility. To some observers, his eventual political struggles became a reflection of how difficult it can be to confront entrenched systems of power.
Yet history repeatedly teaches us enduring lessons; "power is temporary, but accountability is inevitable."
Political authority, when exercised without restraint, humility, or respect for public trust, eventually faces the judgment of time and the people. Leaders may suppress criticism for a season, silence dissenting voices, or intimidate opponents, but public memory remains alive. The frustrations of citizens, especially young people, cannot be permanently ignored.

The current political challenges and public scrutiny surrounding "Hon, Anita Annette Among and Hon, Thomas Tayebwa" should therefore serve as a lesson to all public officials. leadership is not ownership of the state, and public office is not a license for excess!
In politics, arrogance often mistakes silence for acceptance. But eventually, the voices of the people grow louder than the walls of privilege.
A nation survives not because leaders accumulate wealth & influence, but because institutions remain accountable, justice remains impartial, and citizens continue believing that their voices matter. Uganda’s future will not be secured by intimidation or extravagance, but by integrity, humility, patriotism and responsible leadership.

"Time remains the greatest teacher and the most unforgiving judge of power."

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25/02/2026

KAMPALA CITY IS FOR ALL OF US.

By Mr Resistor Of Uganda.

We all long for a clean, calm, quiet and well-organized Kampala. Order, beauty and modernization are noble goals for any capital city. But the critical question remains, MUST cleanliness come at the cost of compassion? MUST order be enforced through fear?
For decades, young people have grown up hearing that opportunity lives in urban centers, and in Uganda’s case, that opportunity breathes loudest in Kampala. *With hope in our hearts, resilience in our hands, we left villages and small towns, not to cause chaos, but to search for dignity. We came not as invaders, but as dreamers.*
History teaches us that many of today’s tycoons, industrialists, job creators and top taxpayers once stood exactly where today’s hawkers and boda boda riders stand, at the margins. They started as hustlers. They sold sugarcane, second-hand clothes, snacks and airtime. The informal sector has always been the incubation center of enterprise.
According to national economic trends, the informal sector employs the majority of Uganda’s urban workforce and contributes significantly to household incomes. These are not criminals; they are survivors. They buy their merchandise from city wholesalers and retailers, pay rent, school fees, electricity, water and taxes embedded in the goods they purchase. They feed families, they sustain supply chains. They are part of the economy, not outside it.
And yet, what message do we send when empowerment turns into enforcement? When those who were once mobilized, encouraged and even supported through parish development Model-PDM are suddenly met with kiboko, arrests and confiscations?
When street food vendors who sought assistance from State institutions find themselves branded as obstacles to development?
A nation MUST never weaponize poverty.
True transformation is not achieved by sweeping away the poor as though they are dirt on the pavement. A capital city is not measured only by empty roads for luxury vehicles or glittering shopping malls, arcades or skyscrapers;. It is measured by how it treats its most vulnerable citizens. I mean the boda boda rider, the kiosk operator, the sugarcane seller,
the roadside food vendor.
Each carries not just merchandise, but responsibility-children in school, elderly parents at home, medical bills waiting to be paid. To destabilize their livelihoods abruptly is to shake entire households.

Governance demands firmness, yes-but also fairness. Reform should be consultative, phased and humane. Engage stakeholders, create designated vending zones, provide affordable licenses, and build structured markets before evictions. Transition, don’t crush and
Uganda belongs to all of us, rich and poor, urban elite and rural migrants alike. A stable society is built not by protecting privilege, but by expanding opportunity.
History warns us that when inequality widens and voices are ignored, frustration hardens.

Revolutions are not born overnight; they grow silently where hope is repeatedly betrayed. The lesson from historic upheavals, including the great social revolutions of Europe, is simple: an economy that works for only a few eventually works against itself.
As a committed CADRE who believes in stability and progress, I say this with sincerity: let us build a system that lifts rather than excludes. Development MUST have a human face. Modernization MUST carry moral legitimacy. Authority must be tempered with empathy.
We can build a better Uganda that works for all of us. one where streets are organized without being sanitized of survival, where policy is strong but compassionate, where leadership listens before it acts.
A prosperous nation is not one where the poor disappear.
It is one where the poor rise.
And that is the Kampala, and the Uganda-worth fighting for.

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22/09/2025

A CLARION CALL TO ALL COMPATRIOTS.

Fellow citizens, patriotic cadres, NRM party leaders, pressure groups, grassroots mobilizers, footsoldiers, well wishers, and all peace-loving Ugandans- the hour has come!

On this historic day, "23rd, September, 2025" we must rise in unison and march to Kololo Independence Grounds in overwhelming numbers to show our unwavering love, loyalty, and support to our National Chairman, Commander-in-Chief, Fountain of Honour, and Presidential Flag Bearer;. His Excellency Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.

As the Independent National Electoral Commission officially nominates our leader, the torchbearer of stability, peace, and transformation, he will address us and unveil his grand mobilisation plan for the 2025/26 struggle.

This is the moment of truth, a time for unity, a time for solidarity, a time for patriotism, and above all, a time to demonstrate to Africa and the entire world that Uganda is not only politically unique but also destined for greatness on the global stage.
'Let us stand tall, let us stand firm and let us prove that the NRM revolution is alive, unshakable, and unstoppable.'

Come one, come all!
The struggle continues, Victory Is Our Mission!

15/09/2025

Our President, our National Chairman of the mighty NRM Party, the Commander-in-Chief of the gallant armed forces, the custodian of our economy as Minister of Finance, the face of Uganda to the world as Minister of Foreign Affairs, and above all, the Fountain of Honour, today marks 81 years of his extraordinary journey!

As patriotic citizens, as children of the revolution, and as proud "bazukkulu" of the indefatigable Sabalwanyi, let us rise as one nation, one family, one generation, to thunderously celebrate his life, his legacy, and his unwavering devotion to mother Uganda.

This is not just a birthday-it is a celebration of endurance, wisdom, sacrifice, and vision!

Long live Jajja, long live Sabalwanyi! 🎂✨🇺🇬

28/08/2025

Congratulations to the newly elected Leadership of NRM Central Executive Committee!

Under the steadfast guidance of our party Chairman H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni, and the first Vice/ Chairman, Al =Haji Moses Kigongo.
YELLOW POWER MOVEMENT is proud to congratulate you the newly elected leaders.

National Chairman.
H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni.
First Vice Chairman.
Al=Haji Moses Kigongo.
Second Vice Chairman Women.
Rt. Hon. Annet Anite Among.

Regional Vice Chairpersons.
Eastern, Hon. Calvin Echodu.
Central, Al = Haruna Kyeyune Kasoro.
Kampala, Al=Haji Salim Uhuru Saad Nsubuga.
Western, Jornard Asiimwe Akiiki.
Northern, Hon. Dennis Hamison Obua.
Karamoja, lokii John Baptist.

League Chairpersons.
Historical League, Col.Rtd. Tom Butiime.
Workers League, Arinaitwe Rwakajara.
PWDs League, Haji, Shafiq Mwanjje.
Elders League, Busingye Remina Kabugeni.
Veterans League,
Lt. Rtd, Mushabe Moses.
Women's League, Adrian Kobusingye.

Just waiting to fill out the remaining positions

08/08/2025

UGANDA MUST NOT BURN!

History is not a distant memory, it is a mirror and Uganda’s reflection right now is dangerously familiar!
A quiet purge is underway, pushing out middle-aged, battle,tested commanders under the disguise of succession, all to quench the selfish thirst of a few!

These are not mere soldiers; they are the bricklayers of our stability, men who traded their youth for Uganda’s peace. Yet, at the height of their wisdom, they are being cast aside to clear a single path for a single ambition. This is not leadership, it is betrayal.
From Somalia to Libya, from Sudan to Zaire, nations have fallen not from foreign invasion but from internal greed, shortsightedness, and the arrogance of men who believed power was eternal.
ARE WE NEXT?
Our elites, be aware; when you treat a nation as a family inheritance, you plant the seeds of your own downfall. Power is not immortal, "NOT AT ALL." One sleeps soundly in a not burning house-not even those who struck the match!

UGANDA is a shared home. If selfishness turns it into ashes, we will all choke in the same smoke. The call is clear; reject the cult of personality, restore the creed of patriotism and honor those who built the foundation.
For a throne built on ruins there is no crown at all!

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03/08/2025

A DEMOCRATIC MIRAGE OR POLITICAL CIRCUS?

By Cadre Mugaaju Yosia, aka, Mr Resistor Of Uganda.

The dust is yet to settle from the recently concluded NRM party primaries held across Uganda. What was meant to be a democratic exercise of identifying party flag bearers turned into a battlefield of emotions, ambitions and unfiltered political drama. The heat was unbearable, the stakes were high, and the players were armed not with policies, but with bags of cash and invisible influence!

Let’s speak the truth, however uncomfortable. Many aspirants went in like it was a 100-meter sprint fast, loud, and full of adrenaline. Hope intoxicated them, expectations overwhelmed their judgment and few took the time to truly feel the political pulse of their communities or weigh the strength of their opponents. Instead, many thought that money, slogans, and a rented crowd would be enough to bring victory!

But elections, especially in Uganda are not like a boxing match where a clear knockout leaves no doubt. They’re not car races where you can slow the footage and see the exact moment of triumph. No! Ugandan politics is a game behind curtains, it’s a chessboard played in dimly lit rooms, where the real power rarely campaigns and the true decisions are made far from polling stations. "It's quite absurd and lamentable!"

Let’s not pretend, many of the electoral registrars overseeing these primaries are underpaid, over-pressured, and living in economic desperation. And money? "Money knows no tribe, no religion, and certainly no loyalty, it flows like water to the lowest point of integrity." It doesn't matter who you are, if someone flashes cash, your principles better be strong or you will be swept away!

And the youth, especially those between 18 and 45 years of age, "MUST" take note. What’s happening inside the NRM Party is not an accident. It is a strategy, it is architecture, it is the grand design of the party’s founder, our beloved leader. His Excellency President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. For many elites, the unspoken truth is this; when President Museveni exits the stage, the curtain will fall on the NRM as we know it. Like; many liberation parties in Africa, NRM is tied umbilically to its founding father!

So now, the old ghosts of Ugandan politics are back; guns behind campaign posters, coded slogans like;. “Gamba Noggu” literally meaning that, talk to this one on my phone and “Akapande ka’soma majje” The military has spoken through this posters! What more evidence do we need that political power is once again being peddled like sugar in a village market?
And what of the so-called NRM Electoral Tribunal? With all due respect, it is highly doubtful that it will clean this mess. In fact, prepare for the flood, we shall see droves of “NRM independents” flooding the general elections, splitting votes, bruising flag bearers, and ironically paving the way for the opposition to sneak in and seize victory!

What will be the result? A fractured parliament, an unpredictable, volatile legislative house!
Too many voices, too few principles, too many egos, too little patriotism. It will be a political jungle, and controlling it-either by the Speaker or the President will be like herding wild animals in the dark..😜🤣

So where are we headed as a nation?

We are building a house of cards on quicksand. And if we don’t pause, reflect and return to the true spirit of SERVANT LEADERSHIP, the future will not just be uncertain, it will be dangerous for all of us!

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25/07/2025

LET'S HEAL, RECONCILE & MOVE FORWARD TOGETHER AS NRM FAMILY.

To all patriotic members of our great National Resistance Movement (NRM), especially those in areas where the recent Party primaries were marred by irregularities, misunderstandings or disappointments. This message is for you.

We understand the pain, we feel the frustration, we acknowledge the anger. But we also remind ourselves that no storm lasts forever. Ours is a revolutionary party, a mass movement founded on the principles of justice, peace, unity, democracy and people-centered leadership.
We have been through greater trials before and each time, we rose stronger, wiser and more united..✊🏽💪🏽

YES, some primaries did not go as they were supposed to. We condemn the confusion, the malpractice, the manipulation and any form of injustice in the strongest terms possible. THAT MUST STOP! It has no place in a party that stands for peace, democracy and the people's will. But let us not allow the actions of a few to sow division among many. Let us not turn against each other. We are not enemies, we are comrades, brothers and sisters in the struggle for a better Uganda.

Let us not be demoralized, let us not be defeated, let us not be dejected, Let us not be disgruntled. And above all, let us not hate one another. That's not the NRM way.
Our strength is in our unity, our resilience, our ability to rise above our wounds and walk hand in hand toward a greater future.
To the youth-your time is now, your voice matters, your vote matters, your energy is needed. Therefore, do not sit back, do not be silent. Show up and vote overwhelmingly in the upcoming general elections. Every after five years we are handed the opportunity to shape Uganda's destiny. Let us not waste it, let us not leave it for others to decide for us!

"Let us take this moment to heal, to reconcile, to build bridges, not walls. The mission is bigger than any one individual, it is about our country, our children and the future we dream of." Let us refocus, let us reorganize, let us reignite the flame of patriotism in our hearts.

FINALLY;. Let us ensure that we stand together, as proud members of the NRM family, to build a Uganda that works for all.

Real victory is not just in winning elections, it is in keeping our house united, focused, and firm in purpose.

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10/07/2025

A CALL TO CONCIENCE & COUNTRY.

In the heart of our Movement, a new voice rises not to rebel, but to renew. Not to divide, but to build. Not to erase the past, but to honour it by shaping the future. This is the spirit of "Generational Renewal", the guiding light of our campaign in the 2025 NRM Party elections.

For far too long, the majority, the young, the jobless, the poor, and the marginalized have watched from the sidelines as decisions about their lives were made without them. We are the generation born after the gun went silent, but still carrying the burdens of a war we never fought. We are the generation educated in hope, but employed in despair. We are the numbers behind every election, but in the shadows behind every decision.
Our message is not of bitterness, but of boldness, we seek not to fight our elders, but to free some of them to give them the dignified retirement they deserve, after decades of selfless service. It is not betrayal to ask for renewal. For even the strongest torch must be passed on, or its light will dim!

"Generational Renewal" is not just a slogan, it is a mission. A mission to reconnect the NRM Party with its future, to rebuild trust, relevance and purpose. I mean to champion jobs, innovation, inclusiveness and economic justice, to remind Uganda that the Movement is not a museum of history but a living vision of progress!

Our plan was not all about replacing people. It was about replacing stagnation with momentum, fear with faith, and monopoly with mentorship. It was about creating a Uganda where leadership is not a lifetime title, but a sacred trust to be passed on with honour...👌🏽👌🏽
The journey is hard but we are soldering on. The resistance is strong, but the voice of our generation is louder and we are not going away!
Our elders MUST know that, we are coming not with stones, but with strategy, not with anger, but with answers.
Let it be known to everyone that; "Generational Renewal" is not a threat to the NRM. It's salvation movement of real priests of the original Movement!

The future is not coming, the future is here and we are ready to lead Uganda to greater heights of political, social and economic transformation.

"Let's build a better Uganda that works for all"

Mugaaju Yosia O. (Commissioned Cadre & Patriot)

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