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Bishop Kajoba Samuel of Buganda seventh Day Adventist Church over the weekend said when the NRM came to power in 1986, Adventists got resurrected again.
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During the celebrations at the Seventh Day Adventist church at Najjanankumbi, bishop Kajoba spoke about their good relationship with NRM. Their celebrations occurred at the same time with NRM’s thirty three years anniversary.
When you read the bible in Romans 13, because of God’s power and the will of God, leaders came into existence. We as Christians and servants of God, we are tasked to pray for them so that they can reveal what the Almighty God saw in them to finally confirm God’s word and to guarantee the security of their people,’’ said Kajoba.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=3Z_PGIQOD9E
To be honest, Idi Amin Dada had put a ban on the Adventists in 1970s, but when the NRM came into power in 1986, we kind of resurrected or existed again. Museveni’s government has given us freedom of worship and freedom of movement, we can move anywhere we want to,’’he said.
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