NRM IS A MASS POLITICAL PARTY

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Just like president Museveni learned a lot and forgotten nothing about how formation of political parties in a way so much associated to tribal and religious interest messed the country in the early days, Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi instead learned nothing and forgotten all. 


The agenda of NUP from its inception has never been clear to ugandans. The most unfortunate bit is that the cruelty getto boys and girls from central uganda have hijacked the party in away that the whole thing looks Baganda.


President Museveni in his wisdom had established a platform that brings all ugandans together irrespective of religious affiliation and tribal line, before even rushing to register it as a party. NRM has proven to be a mass party for all.


Leadership within the party does not sideline any Ugandan.


Let's join NRM, but if you can not do so, just embrace its developmental programs like our elder, President General Norbert Mao did.


Long live NRM!

Long live Mzee!

Long live Rt.Hon. Todwong!

Long live NRM foot soldiers!


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