𝕄𝒖𝒈𝒂𝒈𝒈𝒂 blessed ꉔꋬꋊ

Earlier today, we delivered a powerful motivational presentation on the current question of political succession in Uganda - a succession which we, the youth, fundamentally object to. We made it clear: Uganda is at a crossroads. On one side stand the oppressors - those who believe power is property to be inherited, preserved and privatized. On the other side stand the oppressed the ordinary youth, the unemployed graduate, the farmer, the boda rider, the young mother who believes power belongs to the people under Article 1 of the Constitution. Today, we launched not a war of guns, but a war of ideas. A struggle between impunity and accountability. Between dynasty and democracy. We the oppressed, have made a commitment: we will liberate this country from dictatorship not with violence, but with the Constitution, with our voices, with our votes and with our unbreakable unity. We object to a succession that is being shaped behind closed doors. We object to a succession that tells a young Ugandan that his future depends on his surname, not his merit. We object to a succession that violates Article 21 on equality and Article 209 on a non-partisan army. To the oppressors we say: You cannot inherit Uganda. Uganda belongs to 45 million Ugandans. To the oppressed we say: Your time is now. History has never waited for permission to change. From Accra to Lusaka, from Nairobi to Kampala, every generation that was told to wait has risen and claimed its rightful place at the table. This is not a fight for one party, or one leader. It is a fight for a system where a son of a peasant and a son of a President have the same chance to lead, decided only by the people. We are committed. We are organized. We are non-violent, but we are unshakeable. We will not be silenced, we will not be bought and we will not back down until power truly belongs to the people. The struggle for constitutional succession has begun. And the youth will win it. For God and My Country.