They said it....
Nov 18, 2003
I am warning the UPDF not to interfere in elections. Although this puts my life at a risk, I am ready to stand by my word
I am warning the UPDF not to interfere in elections. Although this puts my life at a risk, I am ready to stand by my word
— Engineer Badru Kiggundu, Electoral Commission chairperson, reacting to complaints that an army captain was interfering in the Wobulenzi town council by-election.
We are now working hard to kill Kony and Otti and we shall kill them. The commanders are well briefed. It is not enough to scatter the bandits. They must be annihilated...The wages of sin is death
— President Yoweri Museveni, in his statement about the situation in war-ravaged north and northeast.
Our Arrow Group and the Rhino have combined with the UPDF to pursue these lunatics up to their hideouts. We are not here to joke. We shall not give deadlines to finish Kony and his group, but we shall act vigorous against his terror
— Captain Mike Mukula, State minister for health, speaking at a camp of internally displaced people in Lira.
We have a problem with Mayanja Nkangi. We think his hands are not clean
—Sam Njuba, coordinator of the Interparty Coalition, explaining reasons CP leader Mayanja Nkangi was locked out of the Multipartyists’ alliance.
Reform Agenda believes that Kony war should cease to be a Ugandan affair alone. The magnitude of atrocities there is appaling. Why don’t we let in the regional or international communities? Human rights matters have no borders,
— MP Christopher Kibanzanga, Reform Agenda secretary for security speaking to the press.
— Engineer Badru Kiggundu, Electoral Commission chairperson, reacting to complaints that an army captain was interfering in the Wobulenzi town council by-election.
We are now working hard to kill Kony and Otti and we shall kill them. The commanders are well briefed. It is not enough to scatter the bandits. They must be annihilated...The wages of sin is death
— President Yoweri Museveni, in his statement about the situation in war-ravaged north and northeast.
Our Arrow Group and the Rhino have combined with the UPDF to pursue these lunatics up to their hideouts. We are not here to joke. We shall not give deadlines to finish Kony and his group, but we shall act vigorous against his terror
— Captain Mike Mukula, State minister for health, speaking at a camp of internally displaced people in Lira.
We have a problem with Mayanja Nkangi. We think his hands are not clean
—Sam Njuba, coordinator of the Interparty Coalition, explaining reasons CP leader Mayanja Nkangi was locked out of the Multipartyists’ alliance.
Reform Agenda believes that Kony war should cease to be a Ugandan affair alone. The magnitude of atrocities there is appaling. Why don’t we let in the regional or international communities? Human rights matters have no borders,
— MP Christopher Kibanzanga, Reform Agenda secretary for security speaking to the press.