The National Economic Empowerment Dialogue (NEED) party, led by Joseph Kabuleta, has urged President Museveni and all Ugandans to reflect on the current state of the nation through the lens of the principles established by the country’s founding figures.
The call emphasizes the importance of justice, equality, and unity as envisioned by Uganda’s independence heroes.In a powerful statement, the NEED party celebrated the significant contributions of national heroes such as Apollo Milton Obote, Sir Edward Muteesa, William Nadiope, and Kakyama A. Mayanja, who were instrumental in laying the foundations for a free and democratic Uganda.
These figures are hailed for their unwavering commitment to the principles that guided the nation to independence.
“Our independence heroes fought for justice, equality, and unity. These are the pillars upon which our nation was built, and we must strive to uphold their vision,” the statement read
Joseph Kabuleta, the leader of the NEED party, emphasized that the nation is at a critical juncture and called on President Museveni to engage in a national dialogue aimed at a peaceful transition.
“By embracing this historic moment, you can secure your legacy as a leader who prioritized the well-being of the nation over personal interests,” Kabuleta urged.
The party's statement comes at a time when the country is grappling with various socio-economic challenges.
NEED believes that reflecting on the ideals of the nation’s founders can provide a roadmap to address these issues and move towards a more equitable and just society.
The call for national reflection is also extended to Ugandans living abroad.
“It is crucial for all Ugandans, both within the country and in the diaspora, to engage in this dialogue and contribute to the nation’s development. The spirit of our independence heroes should guide our actions and decisions,”
Kabuleta stressed that the participation of President Museveni in the proposed dialogue would not only ensure a peaceful transition but also reinforce the legacy of a leader dedicated to national unity and progress.
“The time has come for us to have an honest conversation about our future. A peaceful transition is essential for maintaining stability and continuing the work of our forebears,” he added.
The NEED party's call for dialogue aligns with the sentiments of many Ugandans who are advocating for reforms and greater accountability from the government.
By invoking the legacy of independence heroes, the party aims to inspire a renewed commitment to the values that underpin Uganda’s identity as a nation.
As Uganda looks towards its future, the call from the NEED party serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of unity and justice. The engagement of all stakeholders, including the government and the citizenry, in this dialogue could pave the way for a more prosperous and harmonious nation, true to the vision of its founding figures.
The National Economic Empowerment Dialogue (NEED) party, led by Joseph Kabuleta, has urged President Museveni and all Ugandans to reflect on the current state of the nation through the lens of the principles established by the country’s founding figures.
The call emphasizes the importance of justice, equality, and unity as envisioned by Uganda’s independence heroes.
In a powerful statement, the NEED party celebrated the significant contributions of national heroes such as Apollo Milton Obote, Sir Edward Muteesa, William Nadiope, and Kakyama A. Mayanja, who were instrumental in laying the foundations for a free and democratic Uganda.
The engagement of all stakeholders, including the government and the citizenry, in this dialogue could pave the way for a more prosperous and harmonious nation, true to the vision of its founding figures.
