As usual our opposition groups are beginning to look for scapegoats to try and justify their impending loss in the forth coming 2016 general elections after failing to offer superior alternatives relevant to the Population . What they fail to comprehend is that political work is very scientific. Its not about how smartone postures or schemes for short term political convenience, but its rather on how relevant ones political mobilization is to those whose support he/she seeks to win. For political mobilization of any contender to be relevant, it must dispense a message of hope and offer realistic solutions to peoples livelihood challenges. It cannot be sustained around quarrels and squabbles of personal ambition driven by rivalry and envy. That is why its no longer exciting to tell Ugandans that Museveni has stayed for long? So what about it? They have ever witnessed moments when Uganda was changing leaders the way human Beings change their dressings and nothing progressive was achieved. The message of mobilization therefore has to be relevant to what affects every ones day to day life . This is where NRM scores against all the odds of propaganda and negative publicity in the media it faces all through. After every election our colleagues only concentrate on demonizing one man called President Museveni instead of carrying out a genuine political Audit on their own political capacity. They continue to leave in denial. They fail to understand that by spending so much time only dreaming of a Tahirir square uprising in kampala and struggling to lure youth to engage in street protests,only serves them to capture short lived media headlines, but does not in any way build for them a strong political centre of gravity where common interests of majority Ugandans can coalesce and thus win their substantial support. And for that reason the political geography of the country remains the same without themselves seizing any new territory of support. Independent opinion polls have time and again proved this fact.
Posted on: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 15:06:56 +0000
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