I think you speak sense,n am just getting emotional for nothing. Museveni and sense cant be in one sentence

Lazarus Kisau

@Spendthrift,

I see you got me wrong. May be you engaged the emotional gear. May be not,lets hope so.

Please do not introduce a tribal angle in this post. You should have noted I never contribute to tribal posts. In my career,I have worked more with luos than any other tribe. They have helped me up the ladder and I found myself helping them up too. Sorry,I meant Kenyans who happened to have been born in Nyanza.

My post was against our reaction as a country especially our leaders not about Nyanza.

But if you insist of introducing that angle. I will be the first to as SK to delete the post.

Pleaseeeeeee!!!!,Do not call me a tribal bigot. Nasikia kama umenindunga mkuki.

Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose.

I agree with spendthrift only to the extend that as a head of state Museveni should be more careful with his choice of words and tone.

But largely Museveni had a point.
And why are we so conveniently forgetting the posturing of such activist as Orengo and his loose tongue too.
The uprooting of the railway line impacted negatively to Ugandas economy,- we seem to pooh pooh that too.

Thats unfair.

Museveni may have erred but only after we wronged him big time.

Only after we get to hear the whole address by Museveni in Dar can we make an informed opinion.
Sure enough there was mention of another Island over which he said something to the effect that ommediately after that,the boudary line shall run straight..............
Lets me objective and discard emotions.
@Petro
I agree to a great extent, not entirely.

B.timer

Some people have no sense of decency