VIDEO:“Museveni Has Supernatural Powers,” - Gashumba

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Ugandan businessman Frank Gashumba has described President Yoweri Museveni as a uniquely hardworking leader, claiming that no other African president can be compared to him.

Speaking during an interview on What's your story Africa , a podcast based in Kenya, Gashumba said Museveni possesses “supernatural powers”, pointing to his work ethic and long-standing role in the National Resistance Movement (NRM).

He singled out Museveni's commitment during NRM activities, recalling that during the party's mobilisation and structure activities at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds, the President was the first to arrive and the last to leave.

Gashumba said Museveni's demanding work schedule and personal involvement in party activities demonstrate a level of dedication he believes is unmatched by other African leaders.

He further praised Museveni's central role in building and sustaining the NRM, which has been in power since 1986.​

 

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Ugandan businessman Frank Gashumba has described President Yoweri Museveni as a uniquely hardworking leader, claiming that no other African president can be compared to him.

Speaking during an interview on What's your story Africa , a podcast based in Kenya, Gashumba said Museveni possesses “supernatural powers”, pointing to his work ethic and long-standing role in the National Resistance Movement (NRM).

He singled out Museveni's commitment during NRM activities, recalling that during the party's mobilisation and structure activities at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds, the President was the first to arrive and the last to leave.

Gashumba said Museveni's demanding work schedule and personal involvement in party activities demonstrate a level of dedication he believes is unmatched by other African leaders.

He further praised Museveni's central role in building and sustaining the NRM, which has been in power since 1986.​

Update: Frank Gashumba Says He Would Rather Be Ruled by a Dictator Than Have Democracy Without Service Delivery

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Ugandan businessman Frank Gashumba has questioned the value of democracy and regular elections, arguing that good governance should be measured by the quality of services citizens receive rather than how often they vote.

Speaking during an interview on Kenya-based What's your Story Africa podcast, Gashumba said he would rather live under a dictatorship that guarantees citizens access to quality healthcare, security and functional public systems than a democratic system that fails to deliver these basic needs.

He pointed to China, United Arab Emirates and several countries in Eastern Europe, arguing that citizens can enjoy better living conditions and functioning public services even under non-democratic systems.

Gashumba further criticised the five-year electoral cycle practised in many African countries, saying he believes the system often serves the interests of individuals seeking political po

wer rather than addressing citizens' needs.

He argued that leadership should be judged by its ability to provide security, healthcare and efficient public services, rather than simply holding regular elections.​