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TO GAWAYA TEGULLE: GAME OF THRONES HAS MULTIPLE STORY LINES

As an advocate, Professional Journalist and Public Policy Analyst, Gawaya Tegulle should be reasoning much more than his article published in Sunday Monitor of 08th. 05. 2022.
Is Tegulle becoming another learned fellow with no sense of reasoning or he’s still being haunted by his failed political career or maybe he still holds a grudge   for being dismissed from UBC TV in 2007.
Oh, Uganda my motherland where the kind of Tegulle’s would be role models to the youth are turning out to be opportunists and irrelevant.
Has Tegulle ever wondered why his beloved party on which he stood in 2016 has declined or what happened to his beloved Rtd Col Kiiza Besigye who was the last nail in his dismissal from UBC.
Tegulle should know that being a president is a process but it’s also good to dream because it’s in our human nature.
We should not have prejudice because others were born in Luxury. Being born in a rich family doesn’t mean that someone can’t lead others or better still lead the country. 
A good Leader should have a strong vision for the country’s future, the courage to make unpopular decisions, character and integrity.
Put on a weighing scale, can Tegulle really convince Ugandans that the one orphaned early has the abilities of leading a country and how about the one who represented and defended his country on the frontline.
People born in Luxury also have dreams and aspirations and we have seen Uhuru Kenyatta moving in the footsteps of his father Jomo Kenyatta to be President of Kenya.
Ali Bongo Ondimba in Gabon, Nana Okufo-Addo in Ghana, John Adams in USA and George W. Bush in USA.
Gawaya Tegulle by now should know that being a President or a Leader, there are multiple story lines of an individual that can influence the voters, and in this case, background might not have huge influence. People are wise to vote leaders of substance capable of taking the nation to the next level.
Ugandans are smart not to be hoodwinked by some people using the sympathy card when they are also living large.
I believe dreams are personal and we can’t stop anyone from dreaming. Walt Disney says, “If you can dream it, you can do it.”

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