If Ugandans were innovative enough, this battle alone would make a full movie. The Baganda say “ekyekango tekimanya muziira”. Even the driver had to flee. Imagine such a situation without any backup!
@@lernstarimages8796 I personally gave up on Ugandan movies. They major in minors and nonsense just like most bloggers do. No wonder pages like this one don’t get the following they deserve. We’re such a foolish society.
@@AkajjaObunaku Mr lubega, I have imagining how this relationship between museveni and Obote and Nyerere of tz came to be broken where m7 was able to get back to Nyerere for help against the Obote whom they(m7 & Nyerere) together pushed to the seat 🪑! Which satisfying views did m7 give to Nyerere? If disagreement happened btn m7 and Obote, how could Nyerere believe m7 and turn to his side again? Please clarify sir! Ekilala, mpozi the n.ame museveni how did it come? Remind me well kubanga, it was as if (abaseveni) were oba soldiers from tz oba ? Ok, who were the abaseveni because as m7 was named after some soldiers
Museveni's father, Amos Kaguta, was a soldier in the King's African Rifles' 7th battalion during World War II. Yoweri was born, relatives used to say, "His father was a mu-seven" meaning "in the seventh". This is how he obtained the name Museveni.@@Godblessyou974
@@AkajjaObunaku No he died a few years ago. He met M7 in Mbaale some years back. Asked M7 to erect for him a house in the village. IAM not sure if his wish ever got granted.
@jonesruhombe3393 am telling stories of those participated, if you have a different version please am happy to came and get it , i will share it too . thank you so much
Being in mbarara at that moment makes no difference, because you too were told what had happened, since yourself never had a gun to fight yet Mr Ibrahim is telling stories of the participants in the war
Thanks for the great work❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much sir for the information❤
Kavada ngakasi kabantu😊😊
Fatma kitegeeza kabuyonjo, olabika walya ku bbi
thank you so much bro
Let Mzee this government.. those who talk against him.. they don't know where he came from even the struggle he made... hangara mzee hangara kasinga
If Ugandans were innovative enough, this battle alone would make a full movie. The Baganda say “ekyekango tekimanya muziira”. Even the driver had to flee. Imagine such a situation without any backup!
Movies are being supported by the support you give to the movie industry ... people are not supportive to the Ugandan movie industry
@@lernstarimages8796 I personally gave up on Ugandan movies. They major in minors and nonsense just like most bloggers do. No wonder pages like this one don’t get the following they deserve. We’re such a foolish society.
Museveni yayita mu sigiri
Era nga bulijo, I just checked ndabe oba waliyo akapya, boom 💥 nga akapya wakatadeyo dda Mr lbrahim
It's now like my routine before bedtime
😂🤗🤩
@@AkajjaObunaku Mr lubega, I have imagining how this relationship between museveni and Obote and Nyerere of tz came to be broken where m7 was able to get back to Nyerere for help against the Obote whom they(m7 & Nyerere) together pushed to the seat 🪑! Which satisfying views did m7 give to Nyerere? If disagreement happened btn m7 and Obote, how could Nyerere believe m7 and turn to his side again? Please clarify sir! Ekilala, mpozi the n.ame museveni how did it come? Remind me well kubanga, it was as if (abaseveni) were oba soldiers from tz oba ? Ok, who were the abaseveni because as m7 was named after some soldiers
Museveni's father, Amos Kaguta, was a soldier in the King's African Rifles' 7th battalion during World War II. Yoweri was born, relatives used to say, "His father was a mu-seven" meaning "in the seventh". This is how he obtained the name Museveni.@@Godblessyou974
@@AkajjaObunaku thank you Mr Ibrahim for this clarification
Please go on to the second part of my question,
I appreciate you sir 🙏
after the 1971 invasion Obote told Nyerere that their failure was caused by museveni so museveni said he wont work with Obote again @@Godblessyou974
museveni mumwesiga mu Uganda
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Museveni shld pay u no one’s tells his story like u do…Kati understand lwaki atulemedeko cos kuvadda musajja elemela kikintu
Kituffu, 😂😂 this man was as if he was sent to lead only in his lifetime
Lubega one day I’ll pay you 🙏🙏
Am humbled 😋
George Walwanyi ye yakyuusa looked eyo. M7 yafugira mu gear number EEMU up to Mutukula
thank you so much DR , is Mr George Walwanyi still alive?
@@AkajjaObunaku No he died a few years ago. He met M7 in Mbaale some years back. Asked M7 to erect for him a house in the village. IAM not sure if his wish ever got granted.
@@dr.watuwawilliams1639 ohh
Stories of this guy are full of holes and lies. I was in Mbarara in September 1972 when this attack happened. What I saw was different
I don't blame him. Unless his informants lied to him.
Tell your full story to poke holes in what has been narrated. You’re not the only one in Mbarara then.
@jonesruhombe3393 am telling stories of those participated, if you have a different version please am happy to came and get it , i will share it too . thank you so much
You were in mbarara but under the bed. How could you have seen such bloody moments?
Being in mbarara at that moment makes no difference, because you too were told what had happened, since yourself never had a gun to fight yet Mr Ibrahim is telling stories of the participants in the war