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Every major atrocity has something in common. Most people inside the system thought they were doing the right thing. Not because they were cruel, but because data, authority, and ideology replaced human judgment. Every system that causes mass harm depends on one thing: People who follow the rules instead...

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But honestly, how do these regime-paid errand boys feel when they step onto the ground to campaign and only to meet the truth right in their faces? People willing to take their kasente without hesitation, but when it comes to choosing their President, they say it boldly and openly: “We want Kyagulanyi, not mzee.” No fear. No apology. Just the truth delivered straight to them. Imagine how humiliating that must be; spending energy, fuel, and endless lies, only to realize that the very people they are bribing are simply playing along to survive, not to support. Maybe that explains why they’ve resorted to ferrying school kids and hired crowds to manufacture the illusion of support. They know the ground has rejected them. They know the people have already moved on. The reality is simple: Ugandans have spoken. They admire Kyagulanyi because he reflects their struggles, their hopes, and their future. He hasn’t bought their loyalty....they’ve given it freely. And that is something money, intimidation, or propaganda cannot defeat. In every corner of the country, the genuine energy flows toward Kyagulanyi. Not because he is perfect, but because he is real. Because he represents a Uganda that is tired of being bullied, robbed, and talked down to. A Uganda that wants dignity again. So yes...the change is near. And you can see it most clearly in the frustration of the regime’s hired errand boys, who are discovering that no amount of cash can force people to love a leader they’ve outgrown. Kyagulanyi stands far above the rest..not because the regime is weak, but because the people are awake. The future isn’t waiting. It’s already choosing.

Wayne Frank Ntambi

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