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Gashumba made this statement after blogger and critic Isma Olaxess was shot dead by unknown people on Saturday evening.
In Uganda, guns are illegal when it comes to the ordinary person. The only people entitled to guns are the trained security personnel.
However, gun violence has increased in Uganda and ordinary people wonder who are using the guns. Security people are always distancing themselves from the killings.
Isma Olaxess was the biggest supporter of government but at some moments he spoke bad about some individuals in government.
People wonder if his death was because of the bad things he speaks about some people in government or those in opposition.
According to Frank Gashumba, people in power think they will live forever. They use their authority to kill and torture people forgetting that nothing is permanent.
He said those in power, no one will be alive in the next 100 years and that should be a lesson to most of them misusing the powers.
“Even those people who think they are powerful, in the next 100 years, no one will be alive”. Frank Gashumba said.
It should be noted that Frank Gashumba is one of the people that is outspoken in Uganda. He uses different media houses to nail people in government and others in opposition.
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