Celebrated singer Moses Ssali alias Bebe Cool has implored politicians especially those in opposition to stop giving Uganda a wrong image to the outside countries.
Bebe cool said a number of important dignitaries attended the state of nation speech who include American ambassadors and others from European countries but so ashaming that a mere MP of Kyadondo East missed the presidential speech.
According to Bebe Cool, it’s so unfair for people that have accumulated tunes of wealth in Uganda and especially in president Museveni’s regime claiming that conditions are worse yet they are fully thriving but not telling their supporters how to get out of poverty.
He says such misleaders should not be given attention or even a vote come 2021 since they are bound not to add anything sensible to the pearl of Africa but instead destroy it.
“honestly what do you benefit when you go abroad and begin telling people that there is no freedom, no development, and filthy poverty here yet you are an elected leader! How did you get elected if there was no democracy?
Look at someone like Bobi Wine who built a mansion and rode an escalade at the age of 25 without going outside countries, was that because the government is bad or its because the government gave him a conducive environment to execute his businesses and sing his music!”
Bebe cool asked while saying that it hurts when people trade lies just for the sake of executing selfish motives than helping their communities.
He said that a number of factories in the country has hit 4,900 employing about 700,000 people while another 1.3 million people in service sub-sector. The Information and Computer Technology (ICT) companies are employing 170,000 and the size of the economy now stands at sh109.7 trillion with income per person per year at sh3,017,000 (about $ 800) all this in Museveni’s regime.
About 10.8 million Ugandans are connected to power and 11.3 million Ugandans using piped water, according to President Yoweri Museveni’s speech. Museveni, delivering the State of the Nation Address also highlighted the major achievements, as well as the priorities that his Government will focus on, especially within the major sectors of the economy, such as energy and infrastructure
The Kelele singer adds that people need to understand that there is a Uganda to
live in after elections, thereby challenging them to detest selfish and
intellectually bankrupt leaders especially the dozens of musicians warming up
to join politics.
Bebe Cool says majority of these musicians lack the expertise and the moral authority to transform this country.
“I Don’t Care How Much You Love him, All I Know is that he is not what Uganda deserves, we deserve better. Honestly out of all the educated and experienced people in Uganda, you bring that one!
Leadership is not about love and having several people shouting your name, its practicabilities (Fiscal Policy) that need patriotic and sober people not every Tom and Jerry simply because they can dance, fight in Parliament and even abuse their fellows.” Bebe Cool said while appearing on Spark TV last Friday.
