Museveni Pleads to Joe Biden Over Hatred Speech Made On Inauguration
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Date: 18/05/2021

Museveni Pleads to Joe Biden Over Hatred Speech Made On Inauguration
African Leaders Warn Museveni Over Attacking Europe,  As long As U eat There Money,  they will keep lecturing u

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POLITICSThe Money You Take Is Not For Free – MP Ssemujju Assures M7 Why The West Will Continue To Lecture Him…

Kira Municipality Member of Parliament (MP), Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda has assured President Yoweri Museveni that his government still needs the US aid, however much he preaches against them.

“The West will continue to lecture you about so many things. Their money you take is not for free,” Ssemujju said.

Ssemujju made the remarks reacting to Museveni reiteration that he will not accept lectures from anyone about democracy, especially foreigners in his new term.

Museveni, 76, who won 58 percent of the votes cast in January’s polls after beating his closest rival and pop star, Robert Kyagulanyi was on Wednesday sworn in for the sixth elective term as the head of state for Uganda at a function held at Kololo independence grounds.

Speaking in front of over 12 African heads of state and other dignitaries from all over the world shortly after being inaugurated, Museveni said Uganda initiated its own democracy that he said is one of the best in the world.

“I doubt there are many comparable pro-democratic structures in the world. It is therefore quite comic and laughable to hear some actors in the world giving us lectures about democracy. You give me lectures about democracy, what are you credentials,” Museveni wondered.

Museveni, who was indirectly giving a hard slap to the face of the west said none of them has credentials to allow them lecture him about democracy.

According to Ssemujju however, Museveni only wants to remind people that he is very powerful. He argued that the heavy army deployment and his speech were a reflection of exactly.

The attack against the West is not new. The MP noted how Museveni has profiled some of them as his enemy during elections saying they are funding opposition.

“These people (Europeans) are not insane to support someone who has overstayed in power. They will work with you for their interests but they won’t celebrate you,” Ssemujju noted.

“Democracy is universal. You can’t say Africa’s democracy is different,” the MP added.