Errors in Museveni’s statement symbolize failures in governance- says Bobi Wine as he responds to President’s missive

By Watchdog reporter

Vibrant Kyadondo East MP Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine has responded to president Yoweri Museveni’s missive which he issued on Friday evening.

In his missive, Museveni lashed out at the legislator who has been making serious political encounters against him and government.

Earlier today Bobi Wine also responded to the president’s missive.

He said Museveni’s statement was full of errors which actually symbolize mistakes and failures in governance of Uganda.

Bobi Wine thanked the president for taking his time to respond to his recent statements and audio recording on the state of nation saying he wishes that they always engage intellectually and in a civil manner other than resorting to use of force to solve issues.

He however, said he will fully respond to Museveni’s other mistakes, inconsistencies, contradictions and wrong conclusions at an appropriate time.

Bobi Wine wrote;

I have read President Yoweri Museveni’s response to my recent statements and audio recording on the state of our Nation. The statement contains many errors- factual and in terms conclusions (the obvious one being that am an MP for Kyadondo East NOT KYADONDO NORTH), (which actually symbolises the mistakes and failures in the governance of our country)

Nonetheless, I thank you Mr. President for taking time to respond. I wish we would at all times engage intellectually and in a civil manner- other than the state resorting to the use of force, violence and other machinations. An article should be responded to with an article and not with an arrest or intimidation.

I will respond to the other mistakes, inconsistencies, contradictions and wrong conclusions at an appropriate time- actually, WE AS A GENERATION shall respond, because I don’t speak for myself but for millions of Ugandans, young and old- men, women and children, who want nothing but a better Country for themselves, their children and the generations to come.
Let’s now get into the market of ideas…