By Spy Uganda
Kampala: Thousands of Bazzukulu from different parts of the of the country have today gathered at the Office of the National Chairman (ONC-Kyambogo) to dismiss allegations of a looming transition intendeds to force HE Yoweri Kaguta Museveni out of power a head of 2026 general elections.
The Bazzukulu stormed ONC offices this morning opposing the proposed transition that would see Museveni hand over power to a new leader. According to them, it’s not yet the right time for him to step down.
The youths were received by ONC manager Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, also known as Chief Muzzukulu, and informed her that they were there to demand she intervene and ensure Museveni does not step down.
”We know very well that you are our boss since you are the chief muzzukulu, with due respect madam please we need you to join this war of stopping Museveni our beloved Jajja from stepping down. We can’t allow that man to rest before fulfilling his pledges. We still demand him a lot,” a bitter muzzukulu from Kamwokya ghetto was heard furiously telling Namyalo.
After addressing the thousands of Bazzukulu, Namyalo was informed by their leaders that they had created a new hashtag opposing the transition, asserting that the President is still capable and should not even consider handing over power.
”Dear our chief muzzukulu these youths you see here also want you to officially launch their hashtag dubbed ”NyokoTransition”, to them this is nonsense, they don’t want to hear that Museveni is going, going where, did he elect himself? We gave him our votes and we are still ready to vote for him in 2026, it’s us to let him go, so madam please we are telling all those calling for a transition that ‘Nyoko Transition’, no to transition and forget transition,” said a student leader from Kyambogo University.
In her remarks, Hajjat Namyalo praised the determination of the youths, stating that for years, people have attacked Museveni’s stable leadership in an effort to push him out of power. She emphasized that a forced transition would not be accepted
“We are here to clarify, standing our ground that Jajja is still on main.” she assured the Bazzukulu
”Am happy that you have joined this good cause of keeping our Jajja at work, this is the war I have been fighting for the last couple of years. Museveni has been our hero, he has done a lot but still we need more and that’s why we have been saying Tova Ku Main now we are saying stay on the ballot 2026 and beyond,” she added.
“Jajja is a true definition of a good listener, a grand child can only cry for a grand mother. This is for the good of Ugandans and we shall over whelming going to vote Jajja come 2026” she noted.
According to Namyalo, the transition to power will only bring in self-seekers who will not be concerned with the youth grievances.
On the new hashtag, Namyalo said the bazzukulu requested her to launch it because they have the right to demand what they deserve from the President.
”These youths have told me that they haven’t benefited from Emyooga and PDM, they still need good education, security and many others and say the only person to fulfil all they need is Museveni, therefore they are joining millions of Ugandans to say no to transition, no to early retirement because our President is very young, why should we allow him go retire with all that energy and wisdom he has, all those shouting at us with transition we are telling them, ”NyokoTransition, that’s our hashtag now,” Namyalo assured.
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