Re: {UAH} Tinyefuza’s wife is the daughter of Museveni’s aunt

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On 11/10/13, Rose Birungi <rosabirungi@gmail.com> wrote:

> But George

> You have been all praises of Gen. Tinyefuza and his loss....

> On Nov 10, 2013 5:57 PM, "George Okello" <opallog@gmail.com> wrote:

>

>> Rose Birungi,

>>

>> Just read what that despicable old man said. Reconciliation. Kiss my

>> arse.

>> If I was in Uganda, I would crumble that newspaper in my hands and chuck

>> it down his arse. So disgusting. He may claim Museveni defeated Langi and

>> Acholi people, but he is mistaken.

>>

>> George Okello

>>

>> On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 2:54 PM, George Okello <opallog@gmail.com> wrote:

>>

>>> He forgave Chris Rwakasisi [former Security minister in Obote's

>>> government] and Acholi and Langi people who used to fight him in the

>>> army.

>>> He accepted them back after he defeated them and they are now working

>>> well

>>> with him. He is even friendly to the members of Obote's family and the

>>> others," Mzee Bwajoojo added.

>>>

>>> The New Uganda we live in.

>>>

>>> George Okello

>>>

>>>

>>> On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 2:54 AM, Afuwa Kasule

>>> <kkiberu@googlemail.com>wrote:

>>>

>>>> Forgive my son, Sejusa's father asks Museveni[image: Gen David Sejusa]

>>>>

>>>> Gen David Sejusa. Photo by Faiswal Kasirye

>>>>

>>>> *Sembabule- *The father of exiled General David Sejusa has appealed to

>>>> President Museveni to forgive his son for the wrongs he might have

>>>> committed and allow him return home from exile.

>>>>

>>>> Mzee Peter Bwajoojo called on Museveni and Sejusa - the former bush war

>>>> comrades-turned enemies, to reconcile.

>>>>

>>>> Gen Sejusa fled to exile in April after writing a controversial letter

>>>> which alleged there was a plot to assassinate senior government

>>>> officials

>>>> opposed to a purported Muhoozi Project, a perceived scheme by President

>>>> Museveni to groom his son, Brig. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, to succeed him.

>>>> Mr

>>>> Museveni has since said Sejusa's actions amount to treason.

>>>>

>>>> "My message to the government is that someone should help these two old

>>>> friends to reconcile. There was even a time years back when Tinyefuza

>>>> had

>>>> disagreed with Museveni and for some time he was on katebe [without

>>>> assigned duties], but they reconciled. So I am sure that even this time

>>>> they can be friends again," Mzee

>>>> Bwajoojo – who still refers to his son by the old name Tinyefuza –

>>>> said.

>>>>

>>>> Talking to the Sunday Monitor at his home in Kyamanyansi village,

>>>> Lugusuulu Sub-county in Sembabule District, after the death of Sejusa's

>>>> younger brother Dan Mutungi last week, Mzee Bwajoojo, said he has

>>>> always

>>>> known President Museveni as a kind and forgiving man. He also revealed

>>>> the

>>>> blood connection between his family and Mr Museveni.

>>>>

>>>> *Relationship with Museveni*

>>>> "He is also my relative and I regard him as my own son. Tinyefuza's

>>>> wife

>>>> is the daughter of Museveni's aunt. The two [Museveni and Tinyefuza]

>>>> have

>>>> been friends for a long time. Even when Tinyefuza was going to join him

>>>> in

>>>> the liberation war [1981-86 NRA rebellion], I emphasised it to him to

>>>> be

>>>> loyal to Museveni and never to turn against him or even to betray him,"

>>>> Mr

>>>> Bwajoojo said between a tone of sadness and remorse.

>>>>

>>>> He praised Museveni for treating him and his family with respect and

>>>> kindness whenever the President visited Sembabule.

>>>>

>>>> "I don't know what has caused the sudden rift between the two old

>>>> friends. I know Tinyefuza could have made mistakes since as a soldier

>>>> there

>>>> are laws that governed him and which he probably went against. But

>>>> these

>>>> are mistakes that Museveni can forgive because he has forgiven so many

>>>> people before," Bwajoojo continued.

>>>>

>>>> "He forgave Chris Rwakasisi [former Security minister in Obote's

>>>> government] and Acholi and Langi people who used to fight him in the

>>>> army.

>>>> He accepted them back after he defeated them and they are now working

>>>> well

>>>> with him. He is even friendly to the members of Obote's family and the

>>>> others," Mzee Bwajoojo added.

>>>> He added: "There is a very important reason why I want Tinyefuza to be

>>>> forgiven. Long ago, all the land you see around here used to be under

>>>> coffee. Coffee was my main source of income for all my children's

>>>> education. But after some time, I became too old to supervise the

>>>> coffee

>>>> project. Tinyefuza took over the responsibility of providing for me.

>>>>

>>>> He has been paying my hospital bills and he has been taking me to good

>>>> hospitals in Kampala. Twice he took me overseas for medical treatment.

>>>> He

>>>> has been doing the same for my wife who has a broken backbone," Mzee

>>>> Bwajoojo explained.

>>>>

>>>> He added: "He has been helping his brother Mutungi by taking him to

>>>> Butabika [Mental Rehabilitation Hospital] for treatment. He is now dead

>>>> because Tinyefuza is in exile. May be he would not have committed

>>>> suicide

>>>> and would have lived a little longer," Mzee Bwajoojo said.

>>>>

>>>> He said when his late son Mutungi returned from Kampala to settle home

>>>> in Sembabule some years back, he had few property and was helped by

>>>> parents

>>>> to start a new life.

>>>> Mzee Bwajoojo said unfortunately Mutungi has died and left behind

>>>> orphans who need school fees and other support yet Tinyefuza, who has

>>>> been

>>>> helping the family is now in exile and no longer give them such

>>>> assistance.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> *For my sake*

>>>> "So Museveni should forgive Tinyefuza for my sake. I don't even

>>>> understand how and why the two old friends parted ways. When Tinyefuza

>>>> completed his military training at Kimaka in Jinja, he came here and he

>>>> told me he would never forget Museveni and that he would be loyal to

>>>> him

>>>> all his life. And I knew that it would continue that way because that

>>>> is

>>>> what I had also told him when he went to join Museveni in the bush

>>>> war,"

>>>> the old man narrated.

>>>>

>>>> "I am a born-again Christian. I believe in forgiveness, helping the

>>>> needy, honesty and love for everybody."

>>>>

>>>> Mzee Bwajoojo produced 15 children but said seven died and eight had

>>>> survived, but lamented that one of the sons has now died.

>>>>

>>>> *State House responds*

>>>> When the Presidential Press Secretary Tamale Mirundi was contacted for

>>>> comment on the plea of Sejusa's father, he said the exiled General can

>>>> reconcile with the Uganda government, but not President Museveni.

>>>> "That is reducing the issue to Museveni and Sejusa. If you reduce it to

>>>> the two, where do you leave the military and Parliament that are

>>>> against

>>>> Sejusa? It is Sejusa to apologise to Uganda because one time he

>>>> declared

>>>> war on Uganda.

>>>>

>>>> We have seen close relatives of Museveni involved in cases but Museveni

>>>> hasn't intervened, he leaves the government institutions to handle.

>>>> Sejusa

>>>> has committed cases that will be dealt with by institutions," he said.

>>>>

>>>> *editorial@ug.nationmedia.com <editorial@ug.nationmedia.com>*

>>>>

>>>> --

>>>> *Without God, our week would be: Sinday, Mournday, Tearsday,Wasteday,

>>>> Thirstday, Fightday & Shatterday. Remember seven days without God makes

>>>> one

>>>> WEAK!!"And if Allah touches you with harm, none can remove it but He,

>>>> and

>>>> if He touches you with good, then He is Able to do all things." (6:17)

>>>> *

>>>>

>>>>

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