Betty Nambooze says Museveni failed to address key issues affecting Ugandans

MUHAMAD MATOVU 

Mukono Municipality MP,  Betty Nambooze has described the state of security as worrying.

Appearing on NBS TV's Morning Breeze on Tuesday, Nambooze noted that the state of security is worrying to the extent that people are not sure of reaching their homes safely.

She said during the state of the nation's address, President Museveni was very shallow while addressing the issue of security.

She stated that president would have addressed the issue of the country's relations with Rwanda and unemployment.

"Ugandans are used to the situation where they don't expect anything from the president,"she said.

She noted that the state of Nation's address was not a sitting room conversation between the president and legislators.

Nambooze said she wanted President Museveni to talk about the security and the effectiveness of the CCTV cameras but he did not.

"Many people are being killed each day and for years nobody is giving us an account,"she noted.

She said fighting for freedom has never been easy and no one should get frustrated when the president say bad things about the opposition.

"The struggle is on. we still have many things to coordinate as the opposition,"she said.

Nambooze added that opposition is thinking about creating a situation where Ugandans will be renegotiating the existence of the country.