Mathias Walukagga outs controversial new song

 

 

In the song, Walukagga argues that some officials at the central bank appear to be working against the interests of the country citing the closure of some banks notably, Crane Bank.

 

Without naming anybody, in particular, Walukagga says BoU bosses have not learned from past mistakes.

 

He says they are like mourners who take advantage of the night to engage in reckless sex even when it is clear that the other person has HIV/AIDS.

 

Wondering why people never learn from past mistakes, Walukagga refers to a sinking "ship" which goes under and in the process inflicting losses to both perpetrators of the mistakes and the innocent ones sailing in it.

 

The song features footage of Bank of Uganda officials before the committee of COSASE.

 

These include Justine Bagyenda, the former executive director in charge of the supervision of commercial bank and Dr. Louis Kasekende, the former deputy governor of Bank of Uganda.

 

Walukagga predicts that the population will onetime get angry and bring those officials, who have misused public resources to account.

 

"Their actions at the Bank of Uganda and the way they steal people's assets through trickery will one day lead them into trouble," he sings in one of the lines.

 

Yet beyond lashing out at the central bank, Akanyomonyomo has a political message and implores leaders to listen to the people they lead and not to act with impunity.