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“FDC is the only opposition party with a national outlook. If you want national power, it’s FDC. If you want regional power, then the other party.”
Mubarak Munyagwa says it’s FDC through Besigye that got to understand that Museveni is also touchable. This did away with all kinds of fears they could have been harboring within them.
According to him, all the strikes put up by Besigye opened up the eyes of people to learn how to stand up for themselves.
“Dr. Kizza Besigye showed us that President Museveni is touchable. Hon. Dr. Kizza Besigye is the founder of a serious struggle against President Museveni.”
NUP supporters didn’t disagree with Munyagwa’s claim but said even Bobi Wine has something on this nation.
“Which is okay but even Mr president HEBobiwine has something on this nation believe it or not,” a one CJ said.
Hon. Nambooze however, thinks there is nothing unique about FDC. According to her, it’s like any other opposition party in the country.
“FDC isn’t different from any other opposition political party. All the opposition political parties are operating under the same conditions.”
This meanwhile was not liked by FDC supporters who maintain that their party is unique.
“Give us space madam tr. NUP was another gamble the nation should live to regret. I gave up on you madam tr after you failed to understand and read something from Dr. Besigye’s refusal of Amam Mbabazi. The same Amama was supposed to be NUP,” a one Barigye commented.
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