Dear President,
Grant me the latitude to thank you for being a remorseful grandfather of Uganda, East Africa and Africa at large.
Mr President, I remember how you met the former Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) employees. That meeting took only 20 minutes, during which you pardoned the employees who had been dismissed following a corruption crackdown at Entebbe International Airport.
If it is true that you pardoned them during that meeting on 5th March 2026, Mr President, then it means those pardoned officials should have received their terminal benefits. However, Mr President, up to now, your pardon seems to have been sabotaged by individuals who want to spoil your clear way to heaven when the time comes and God calls you to be with Him.
Remember, at that meeting, no official was allowed to say a word, as the current Minister of Works, Mr Fred Byamukama, warned that he should be the only one speaking. Mr President, you missed an opportunity to get information from another hand.
What is surprising me is that a list of 152 people was acted upon, but only 80 people were served with dismissal letters. What happened to the rest, who are still in the offices?
Mr President, I have also realised that some of the people who were supposed to be dismissed were called and given official retirement, through which they received their terminal benefits. What happened to the rest?
I would like to appeal to our Bad Man, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, to take an interest in this saga involving people who are sabotaging our Jaja’s directives.
The writer is a senior veteran journalist.
