By Angel Lubowa
Kampala
The Buganda factor has been an important matter in Uganda’s elections to the extent that although the monarchy is literally apolitical, it somehow sieves political players to benefit it’s cause and it’s people.
A very silent monarchy cannot ensure that voters will support aspirants who are bent on it’s development, peace and well being let alone traitors.
And because some wrong elements find it easy to manipulate people during elections, it was partinent that His Majesty the King mobilized his subjects to give a little scrutiny when voting.
During his recorded message at his 32 coronation anniversary, Kabaka Rionald Muwenda Mutebi delivered a recorded message at his 32nd coronation anniversary
Kabaka Rionald Muwenda Mutebi issued a stern warning to his subjects about opportunists and detractors seeking to exploit the upcoming electioneering period.
The king cited efforts by those who “attempt to tarnish the Kingdom’s image through unlawful means”, urging his people to remain vigilant and resist such efforts.
He warned that the current electioneering period presents “one of the big loopholes exploited by the detractors of Buganda”.
The monarch encouraged all his subjects to “stay firm and resolute” and “watch out for such people”.
During this event at Kibuli mosque where he was not physically preset, King Mutebi also advised his people to “engage in work more than crying for and waiting for those who lead you astray by giving you peanuts”, a clear caution against bribery and reliance on handouts during the electoral season.
Meanwhile the Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, addressed the monarch’s absence, conveying the Kabaka’s greetings and assuring attendees that “The King is present in his palace, reigning over Buganda, and he sends his greetings”.
Mayiga clarified that the Kabaka’s physical presence was not yet possible due to ongoing health considerations, stating,
“He is continually getting better, but his doctors have advised that he cannot yet be in such gatherings”.
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By Angel Lubowa
Kampala
The Buganda factor has been an important matter in Uganda’s elections to the extent that although the monarchy is literally apolitical, it somehow sieves political players to benefit it’s cause and it’s people.
A very silent monarchy cannot ensure that voters will support aspirants who are bent on it’s development, peace and well being let alone traitors.
And because some wrong elements find it easy to manipulate people during elections, it was partinent that His Majesty the King mobilized his subjects to give a little scrutiny when voting.
During his recorded message at his 32 coronation anniversary, Kabaka Rionald Muwenda Mutebi delivered a recorded message at his 32nd coronation anniversary
Kabaka Rionald Muwenda Mutebi issued a stern warning to his subjects about opportunists and detractors seeking to exploit the upcoming electioneering period.
The king cited efforts by those who “attempt to tarnish the Kingdom’s image through unlawful means”, urging his people to remain vigilant and resist such efforts.
He warned that the current electioneering period presents “one of the big loopholes exploited by the detractors of Buganda”.
The monarch encouraged all his subjects to “stay firm and resolute” and “watch out for such people”.
During this event at Kibuli mosque where he was not physically preset, King Mutebi also advised his people to “engage in work more than crying for and waiting for those who lead you astray by giving you peanuts”, a clear caution against bribery and reliance on handouts during the electoral season.
Meanwhile the Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, addressed the monarch’s absence, conveying the Kabaka’s greetings and assuring attendees that “The King is present in his palace, reigning over Buganda, and he sends his greetings”.
Mayiga clarified that the Kabaka’s physical presence was not yet possible due to ongoing health considerations, stating,
“He is continually getting better, but his doctors have advised that he cannot yet be in such gatherings”.
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Do you want to share a story, comment or opinion regarding this story or others, Email us at newsdayuganda@gmail.com Tel/WhatsApp........0726054858