Uganda Election: President Seeking To Extend 30-Year Rule & Also Blocks Ugandans From Social Media - Read Details | Naijalads.com.ng

Thursday, February 18, 2016

Uganda Election: President Seeking To Extend 30-Year Rule & Also Blocks Ugandans From Social Media - Read Details


Come and try it in Nigeria, that president is practically goneeee lol. I know so many activists that will leave the country just to be able to talk about the election that day alone. As long as phones are still working, they will get all the right infos. 

In facts Nigerians living abroad are enough to ‘finish’ the president online, lol. May we not even see a man that will rule Nigeria for 30years, won’t he run out of ideas? 

Lol. Btw, you know God loves us so much, remember the President that was untouchable?, He wasn’t ready to go, say a word and you are fired, by the time Nigerians started getting fed up, you know what God did? Have you forgotten?  


He quietly took him away when no one expected it, when he never even saw death coming. See how great God is. Can someone say He is the God of Nigeria? Lol. The report after the cut.

Social media has been blocked in Uganda on the day of presidential elections. The President Yoweri Museveni, 71, is seeking to extend his 30-year rule, but has seven opposition candidates running against him. Voting has been cancelled in at least two polling stations in the capital Kampala after clashes with police.


According to Mr Museveni social media was blocked today I Uganda during the elections because some people misuse it. He said; “Some people misuse those pathways. You know how they misuse them – telling lies. If you want a right then use it properly. 

His main challenger is his former physician, Kizza Besigye who has said he does not think the election will be free and fair. Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp and mobile money services have all
been blocked at the moment. Despite this, #UgandaDecides is still trending on Twitter.

Funny enough many people have found a way around the controversial restrictions, including Mr Mbabazi who tweeted advice on how to do it. Lol. He said...  

The US has also condemned the blocking saying it sends a wrong message to the world about Uganda.
Source : Link LLN 

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