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[alfredmungujakisa]

Hon.Brandon Kintu, sometimes I have listened to you with a negative bias and prejudice. You have really impressed me today. You have been humble and honest in the debate.

[amanyaaston]

Ooh what a breath of fresh air Burora is becoming, it is satisfying to listen to him reasoning out things

[ndongereyedennis]

Top deliberation. Top Top and civil discussion 👏 and this is down to choice of panelists..Media houses should consider this for impactful conversations

[christinamugwanya]

I have lost more than 4 people in the last 2 years but I have never seen my MP come or even send Mabugo. So not all Mps are facing these voter demands

[Hak]

Respect to Burora..man’s lost his job to pursue the corrupt now you gotta respect that

[kennethtumwesigye]

I remember vividly well when JPAM was campaigning during general elections, his slogan was, "do you want a change or you want more of the same". Unfortunately some did not take his message seriously, at end of the day majority chose the latter. To me I don't blame our leaders, I do blame Ugandans.

[Hassan-yn]

It's not a matter of bills, is it developmental to population or self intrests parliament style up.

[juukoyahaya]

My suggestion is that let the government sell the property of those embezzling tax payers money so that the country can recover from the economic hardship

[ndausiomubwati]

webale ssebo kituffu ekyo nakilabako malema weyava mu ANC yavayo ne ambitoin ne program yee

[thelies-uganda]

Mr. Kamara, I am abit disappointed with you when you try to justify poverty in Uganda by saying Kenyans are not also better than Ugandans. Yes, Kenyans have poverty the same way many countries in Africa has but that must not be the reason to justify leadership of abuse in Uganda where the citizens are treated as nobody.

Kenyans, Mr. Kamara have poverty but they have one thing that Uganda does not have, " the freedom to decide who should be in their State House, " and no electoral commission chairman not even the military, the court can change it. In Uganda, Ugandans have no power to decide who should be in their sick State House.

If you do not know the benefits of the ordinary citizens freedom to decide who should be in their State House in a free, fair and democratic election then know that even your education is useless. Do not be like the many professors in Uganda who have become professors of liars. Do not be like a man who will tell his family who are complaining about lack of basic necessities in the house that, even the neighbours do not have those things. Such kind of thinking is beyond stupidity which I would not want to believe you are one of them. Uganda is in a worst situation than Kenya in all fields.

Kanyans know very well that in the next election the current president will go unless he changed then he may get another term. In Uganda such a thing or thinking is not feasible, not possible and is a wild dream to many innocent Ugandans.

Uganda is being ruled by predators.