POLITICS, PEOPLE N POWER: KABAKA AND HIS BATAKA VISIT; PREMIER NABBANJA`S LOOSE ECONOMIC TALK PLUS 

I have liked/appreciated your comments about the Kabaka health and Namibia saga. Thumbs up the Investigator team.

Nice discussion.....panel

Ugandan tuyiina olugezigezi lungi wama you pronounce the words either way so longer as we understand… well done Mr Ndaula and the Team we appreciate

When you talk about Kabaka's sickness, we then thank Prof. Lumbuye for breaking the news.

Thanks gentlemen

Thanks for the show very good points by Mr Kasozi well spoken ❤ loaded 👏 👍 😀 👌

Mbangenda okubuuka Akalango nenzijukila Salute the investigator

Thanks team! At 18+ years we still debating English pronunciations? In my opinion does the kabaka really want to meet the Bataka? Did he purposely address Buganda ahead of their visit to downplay their role in this mix? Do we know the Kabaka’s current relationship with the Bataka? People remain poor for these 3 main reasons that’s laziness, stupidity and arrogance. Poverty is a pattern not a design. China eradicated through changing patterns not designs. The afribarometer report was pre texted on whether there are mechanisms and institutions to ensure democracy in a country and not whether democracy exists in any country as opposed to social media debate so mixed up issues. Mr.Kasozi and Ndugu got their arguments spot on.

Thank you thank you the investigator team

Thanks Stanley, well spoken, I like it when you get angry, you 've always been patient with us. Nkimanyi okimanyi abantu ffena tutegelela mubisela byebimu. Nolwekyo tojja kukowa kuddamu bibuzo byaffe byakilalu

Thx kasozi wama

That’s why International relations exist

I would think if the Kabaka or his attendants or family wanted anybody to visit Kabaka while in that institution or hospital, would have invited them. Not everybody can access a hospital anytime they want without invitation from the patient or his people especially in civilized countries. If he has been advised to stay away from stress why go against it by sending delegations? Do you expect the Bataka not to indulge him in all the problems at home when he still not fit to solve. What good is that?

English is language not yardstick of understanding. Almghty God bless you abundantly.

Thanx for sharing dear gentlemen.

We r stack with this old regime

Ndugu I wish you could write this history. Thanks for your information

Thanks Ndugu for getting annoyed but we value your insights and analysis

Oyo yena katemba WE NEED OUR KING HOME . Tujja kumwejjjanjabira period.

Hello the investigator TV team 🎉🎉🎉

Ndugu... please ignore the detractors, we should ignore some of those petty comments, sometimes they are intended to throw you off balance, and also affect your analysis. Tatya please also help us, do not illuminate so of those comments from some unserious members of the public. ... for example someone that does not know the difference between one being a gun that fires but not for hire.... such dimwits should not waste our precious time to analyse issues and changing mindsets. As for Nabbanja....Nabbanja....Nabbanja let me just reserve my comments. Thank you panel.

Obulombolombo Kabaka bweyayogedekko mwa bufimitirizaako?

M7 is in the dead to finish our KING 😢

Premier Nabbanja is assuming that everyone received PDM, Emyooga, Bonna Bagagawale e.t.c. Rt. Hon should understand that nobody has ever gotten rich on hand-outs instead provide a conducive policy environment for the populations to operate independently to get themselves out of poverty.

This time Mr Stanley Ndawula you’re struggling to eat your words. This time you got it wrong and should concede. That doesn’t take away your good analytical job u give us

Leroo nga 😂😂😂😂 muli bayivuuu mwenaa😂😂😂

Have started like Mr. Kasozi with his philosophical minds. Perfect replacement of my name sake Saava.

Ndugu those people who talk rubbish are people without emotion intelligence so don’t give them relevance wama.

Nabbanja yetaga Kuba katayimbwa kumutwe kilinga lumonde omulinyiire mulyango

Kasozi on poverty eradication/Nabanja i give you flowers. However, on Kabaka's Namibia tragic odyssey ebyo biveko biri beyond all of you people in the studio else mumanyi what is going on but are playing about.

🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️ Sometimes this guy from BUSOGA is funny.😂😂 Mwami Ndawula tanyiize.He is just explaining.

Ndugu your submission on the word Elite is skewed - please accept the advice in good faith-

Naye banange, leero Philosopher bamunyiziiza...

Kasozi u a diverting pple talk abt the bataka in Namibia wats ?

Omwami ono ye ani atamanyi ntino UGANDA erina Embassy e Namibia 🇳🇦

Nananja must resign now😢😢😢

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change..

Kyemutegeeza basebo temusobola kwogera lulimi luganda oba mweraga babatende oluzungu ?!!😮

You will pay all this one day

Let's get straight to business other than wasting time on introduction. Time is key. Otherwise, thanks for the interview.

Leero mr Ndawula okangude ku dobozi. Lwaki bulyomu alina endowonza nti program zino zilabibwa ba nkubakyeyo?

Wabula bobiwine abalumya emitwe😂😂😂😂😂

Poverty in nature involvement 😂😂😂😂

In Europe it’s the government’s responsibility to make sure that it’s citizens are safe even outside the country of residence, why is the Ug government indifferent about that when it comes to our KING? Please stop defending that bandit of M7 TWAGALA KABAKA WAFFE INTACT PERIOD

Nze kakooza, (my account may show the system generated one) Nkulamusizza nyo ssebo omugemera wala,bwaana Tatya ne mwaami kasozi. Mwebale okuweereza eggwanga bassebo! Nze nga omuntu, ebintu bya kabaka ne mmengo eyo mpulira nga byantama, so nga ate nina okwagala kuungi nyo eri obwakabaka ne nnono zaffe! Look here guys, what's happening now is a very simple thing... Even if it's a home or any form of community, once this thing called leadership dies era buli kimu mubukulembeze obwo kimalirizza kifudde! Truth be told.....there is no leadership in mmengo! What is in mmengo is just an organized criminal group doing its thing of which, bayiinza nokuba nga over the years bazze bakozesa prince Ronnie ensobi nyiingi nyo whereby they now even have an upper hand, to an extent of blackmailing him, which might be a big scare for Prince Ronnie nga omuntu.Obukulembeze kasita bwafa, Kati byebizibu bino enkumu byetutubiddemu. Nze munansonyiwa naye nga sinanaba kunenya mukozi yenna e mmengo awo, starting with the katikkiro,abakulu bebika nemituba, nsooka kunenya prince Ronnie nga omuntu!(not the kabaka - office) To me, it looks like he took over responsibility that was way heavy than what he could lift as it's now very clear to all of us that he even doesn't know the core values of his culture and norms as best as he should. He grew up from abroad and when he came back home, he never really had much time and interest in learning his culture and norms in relation to the responsibility he took on as king.(being king isn't a joke and its deeply involving). Prince Ronnie, who grew up abroad is completely different from the kabaka (office)! These are completely two different entities that have been contradicting each other from the day he took that office. Being a king is not a joke as many people think. Its not a bed of roses neither is it feasting on a golden platter all the way through.There are "things" that must be done in the process of becoming one, "things" in our tradition, that must be subscribed to on a daily basis or periodically as required...( Lets not shy away from our tradition mbu bya sitaani. This sh**t is very real), which we hear he didn't do, or has not been doing, and had he really done those things,perhaps teyalijoogeddwa bwatyo nokuwubisibwa mu bukulembeze bwo bwakabaka bwe. " Please forgive us. We had just gotten the opportunity to reinstate the kingdom with its king and there was no time to go through the whole process. There are so many important procedures and processes we skipped and didn't do.Prince Ronnie is all we had at the time and we didn't want the central govt to withdraw from the idea! "- said Dr. Adam kimala. " Right now we can't reverse what we did....but we can fix whats wrong and level the ground for the next kabaka", he added! If Such things and a lot more were not done - (ennono entuufu eyitibwaamu okulya engoma) technically it automatically disqualify prince Ronnie as the rightful king of buganda! He has been literally a keeper all these years and,the kakamega well knowing this,perhaps they have been using it against him....(we will tell the masses the truth)!See, tutya nyo okwogera ku bintu nga bino olwa respect jetulina eri obwakabaka bwaffe, completely forgetting that it's the very reason why opportunists like katikkiro and the entire kakamega group take advantage of our silence to destroy ennono yaffe while benefiting from the lucrative ventures zebakola e mmengo awo ne mu buganda wonna okutwaliza ewamu. For instance ,yes, we are told that Prince wasajja is late - Prince Muteesa's son but as per kasujju lubiinga - (the keeper of the royal family bloodline),takolwangako mikolo jonna jimukakasa mubulangira obujjuvu (tayalulwanga) yet all other late Prince Muteesa's children,21 in total, bakolwaako emikolo ejo, bonna nabali ebulaaya so nga wasajja abaddewo all the time.... Can anyone explain that irregularity to us lwaaki Wasajja tayalulwanga?? 🤔 Kyokka nga Kati yeyetwaala nga akulira oba omwogezi oba asalirawo olulyo olulangira! Are we wrong to think that thats the reason for which he is doing all that mess within the bloodline ? Wembuuliza,kati ffe abakopi tukole ki? What should we believe and not believe? We are equally lost as a hard of cattle or flock of sheep without a shepherd!! No one tells us the whole truth, everyone in mmengo wants to take advantage of this very unfortunate situation okufunanu byafunyeemu before tables turn.... I was one of those people who fought kyapa mungalo with everything i had! I knew that that whole process was fishy than a fish market itself!!! Kati Ndowooza mulaba abantu bwebakaaba emisana nekiro. People got those stupid land titles from buganda land board in mmengo, but today they are the same people being evicted from land they have literally owned for tens of years. "we didn't give you land titles to build houses....."! Says mmengo! Kati newebuuza, ekyaapa modulo eyo kitegeezaaki era kirina mugaso ki? 🤔 Mmengo yennyini yetuunda abantu bebagoba ku mataka era there is no doubt about that. Abantu bakkiriza nebabakwata obujega. Mazima ekibanja kyekintu ekiri binding mu mateeka,era ekyobwannannyini obwenkomeredde kasita osigala nga osasula obusuulu bwo mubujjuvu eri nnanyini ttaka oba okuteesa naye newegula mu ttaka. Kati newuunya abantu abawaayo obwannanyini bwaabwe obwenkomeredde ku bibanja byabwe ate nebabawaamu obupangisa ku bibanja byabwe byebabaddeko emyaaka nemyaaka! The kasubi tombs issue...... That project has consumed over 10 billion ugx! Unesco gave money, the central government gave money, the US government gave money which was latter recalled after some time nga tewali accountability, the masses gave money too..... Till today the tombs are not yet done and guess what? The katikkiro needs more 10 billion to accomplish them structures! Question - abaziimba amasiro ago mu biseera ebikadde bagazimbisa ssente mmeka mu za leero??!🤔 The snag with that project is not about the money neither is it about the materials or the architecture itself.... All those are readily available but the snag is the "things", (ennono) etekeddwa okukolwa in the whole construction process of them structures which they are not doing on purpose to ensure that those structures don't possess any powers as they are meant to! They know that in order to accomplish their plans, its only possible when buganda's "firewalls" are not running! Thats why embiri zonna bazisaanyizaawo nabuli kifo ekituddemu amaanyi ga buganda! You crooks in mmengo, do you really think that people are stupid? 🤔 All I can say is that the clock is ticking.... Wagenda kubeerawo okukaaba n'okuswaala, okusibwa mu makomera olwobubbi, abantu okudduka bawanganguke, worsed case scenario some people might even loose their lives as well.... Mukole byonna byemukola naye mukimanye nti ensi ebalaba ate egoberera buli kimu.

The best katikiro can do is to resign, you cant be a gate to kabaka ,this kingdom has been here for years, how can you sell buganda properties, destroy relation with balangira and bataka and lastly you start mocking Kyagulanyi who is currently at common persons hearts in politics.

Nabbanja, should actually leave!! We need to first look at her constituents or home area; Roads, Hospitals, Industries, Education, Utilities like Water and Electricity; these Bavuubi are indeed just Comics!

I think it's delusional to imply that okubanja kabaka is what saved his health,so his family was not taking care of him? Note he is been sick since 2019.

Stanley nkwagala nyo ela nyumilwa nyo programs zo nadala when it comes to investigations , ela sisobola kuvuma yade naye obuzibu akatengo kabajula nemusalawo mwewunze . Museveni tayina bwongo bwamanyi bwatufugisiza okuleka elyanyi lye mundu nengunzi, kati bwenkulaba nga ogamba nti bobiwine tayina kyasobola kola nga ebyava mukalulu ka 2021 nawe nga investigator obimanyi bulungi then awo nze mba ndowoza mujude bujuzi katengo cause namwe amazima mugamanyi nti ayogela amazima yabela omukyamu…. So bobiwine agezako kujawo nakyemali lwa bubi obujude mu government ye wabula ate mukibina ekikye mpuga bwaba sente yomuwi womusolo bobiwine namugoba nga mugamba nti opposition yeluma. Eno generation si yeli nga eyamwe if we are to find a solution to this nabaffe benyini tuyina okubagamba ko. So muje efutwa nege ku bobiwine cause amazima gali nti byakoze nebyakyakola kumwe nebwemwegata temusobola kutuka yadde quarter. Truth will always set you free basajja mwe muvemu akatengo mwogele amazima

Sakitegedde omukulu bwagamba nti tetuyina embassy e Namibia

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

You will pay all this one day

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change..

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible to all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.

Thanks TiTV for your analysis. However, I have one little disagreement with your call for a shift from what you call an excessively democratic m7 to a dictatorial president. The problem here is that your advocacy for change focuses on an individual rather than a system - - - - and I really feel that at this stage you shouldn't be advocating for individual-centric politics but system-centric ideas. I would love it better if your views on governance improvement were system-centric rather than individual-centric. You're doing a great job in driving mindset change, but among the things you should be teaching Ugandans is to think system-centrically rather than individual-centrically. Remember that if mindset change does not focus on the bigger picture, then your efforts may simply go to waste. Kindly think and preach system-centrism rather than individual-centrism. Kindly advocate for a move to a fairer governance system --- not just a better individual but a better system ---- then people will be aligned towards such an ideology rather than an individual. If we align Ugandans towards an ideology, then we will all be able to speak as one and make an ideological demand rather than an individualistic demand. I am on my knees --- requesting TiTV crew to re-align your change evangelism from focusing on individual-centrism to system-centrism - - - i.e. a move from our current UNITARY governance system to a fairer governance system --- then, people will learn to seek out only leaders who are aligned to our ideological aspirations and then support them in ALL WAYS possible, all the way to presidency. Remember, individuals can change, can sell out, and can they die but ideas live on - - - - systems outlive individuals. Kindly refocus your change evangelism from focusing on an individual to ideology [a fairer system of governance], then people will learn to engage in an ideological pursuit rather than a pursuit for an individual. Thank you very much TiTV crew for your service - - - particularly your efforts directed towards mindset change.