Tonny Tumukunde
I have been in UCU for four years. I have seen a lot of leadership styles in UCU, others per say heavier than the four years.
I can’t forget the likes of Vincent who fought every Munyankole on vetting because Namara Kyaruzi had made him vomit the 15000 Uganda shillings he had pocketed from electoral commission. The governament of Wabwire that fought with the G6 lawyers namely, Phillious, Muhawe, Janny Jones because Nish had failed and that was used as a bait, I can’t verily forget how Wabwire’s government appointed a first year catholic vice president, the politics behind Muwabe case.
You could say the politics of UCU is verbose destruction, tribe segregation, and condomising politics [use some one and forgetting him after].
Did We Vote Or We Voted Out
Am an avid critic of all those who cry foul without any vivid reason. One person once spoke to me confessing how the former guild had rigged votes for Baliruno. The evidence he had was that the former Speaker, Muhumuza Duncan had been exchanged with Birungi Edie. Let’s all think humanely if Edie had duped because of being tired. What would be done to the votes?
In 2012 when Wabwire won Nish, the Nish bigwigs did not believe in fact they as well magnumly corrugated evidence that the poor-rich contender had rigged votes. When I was a supporter of Ifuuke I also believe that Baitwa had rigged us. But let us ask ourselves how one can rig votes in broad day light of Uganda Christian University? Those who speak (like I once did) are human and moral supporters whose evidence is unsubstantial and can’t stand in any court of law.
Why Did Arthur Pass
The poor guy carried for all new law students their bags. He became at frat a bag carrier and later a vote carrier. There that excuse of getting a lot if votes from law can’t stand before God or gods or both.
If there is any candidate who remained at campus for a long time, then it’s Arthur. He was at campus for a long time than anybody. I therefore believe that he prepared and he won
The fault of business students sitting as sidelining Wandema who was brought on board by Arthur was a big blow.
