The Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni has warned the people of the country against misconceiving his role as a president and to the people of Uganda.

The president issued a statement which has left the citizens shocked while giving a speech to mark his 31st year in power.

Museveni who cautioned Ugandans against thinking he is anybody’s servant pointed that he is only fighting for himself.

He said: “I hear some people saying that I’m their servant, I’m not a servant of anybody.

“I am a freedom fighter, I’m not your servant.

“I am fighting for myself and for my beliefs. That’s how I come in. I’m not an employee.”

He added: “If anybody thinks he gave me a job, he is deceiving himself. I am just a freedom fighter whom you thought could help you also.”


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I'm just a freedom fighter whom you THOUGHT could help you also

Though his role is that pertaining to a servant because he is serving his country with his position but they shouldn't have called him a servant. I mean it crushed his ego..

That said,,,,,, Leaders are not meant to fight for themselves but for their subordinates, their people. That's not a characteristic of a good leader.

The person who called Africa a dark continent came in through East Africa...

Africa presidents needs total brain resetting