President Id Amin Dada was once the president of the Republic of Uganda foralmost adecade,
He was in power when some of us were not even born,all I here about this MAN is mixed messages,especially from abroad.
Idi Amin was seen as a dectator duri ng his regime,this man was illetrate but he managed to do something which those who are thought to be
genius have failed to achieve,For me,I don't want to preach a message of hate abt this president,but as we well know,he made some mistakes during that era,but even the people who now in power are still making similar even worse mistakes than those he did.
Guys I want to tell you this,Idi AMIN WAS NOT TAKEN SERIOUS BY the western world,they considered him as joke,thats why he managed to pill it off and become famous even when he passed away,his name still sounds better than those in power.
Africa was during his regime,still AFrica Looks the same in terms of governance,and it will be the same unless our politicians get brain washed.
All the M........PRESIDENTS,ARE DEEMED TO BE THE AMINS OF TODAY,SO WHERE IS THE DIFFERENCE?
IF YOU PEOPLE REALLY CARE ABOUT AFRICA,AND REALLY LOVE AFRICA,YOU SHOULDN'T EVEN HAVE MADE THIS ISSUE A BIG DEAL,COZ LOOK AT WHATS HAPPENING IN ZIMBABWE,ALL AFRICAN HEAD CANT DO ANYTHING ABT THE SITUATION,BUT TZ STOOD UP ALONE TO TOPPLE AMIN,AND THOSE ARE 30YEARS AGO.
I STRONGLY CONDEMN WHAT IDI AMIN DID BECAUSE IN MY FAMILY,WE'RE VICTIMS OF HIS REGIME,BUT STILL I DONT CONDON WHAT THE CURRENT REGIMES ARE DOING TODAY.
AKUUME
GOD BLESS AFRICA

I truly thank [you] for opening this topic, how wonderful! To me he was the best! I ask all Ugandans to put their tribalist thinking, discriminations towards each other and be truthful to themselves then we will find out what actualy Idi Amin was. He was a nationalist who knew very well a white man's rule. colonialism, zionism and how they stole our resources and gave to themselves and Asians living in Uganda and making Ugandans to stay servants in their own country. Idi Amin banned calling mixed race children half cast! He supported and fought apatheid in South Africa. He encouraged us to be proud of our skin, no one will take that away from us.

Those of you who are in Diaspora, when you are deported, you are not given 90 days to collect your belongings, Idi Amin gave the non Ugandan Asians 90 days. I was studying at P.M.M Secondary school when Idi Amin asked all foreigners to register their nationalities, after registering he told them that all Ugandans are welcome to stay, Uganda is your country and the rest should go. At PMM Senior Sec School the majority were Asians, I think 99%. To my suprise they were all British nationals.

I'm looking forward to see if Ugandans are truthful to themselves!

Iam very glad that the son of Amin callled, he sounded a happy person.he send greetings to his mama muto ZAITUNI in kampala, his step mum Sarah in London,p'ple do not forget that his mom Madina a muganda was , when he called , he called radio konekt (bukojja ) for him is.I personaly know mama Zaituni the sister of Madina i grew up seeing her. We baganda women these are our kinderen zo plez let them come to us. Another good thing is that one can call and send greetings in any language he / she wants.this is very positive to us all. thank u Mike.many came to realize its not abaganda radio only.
Right now we need someone like Amin Dada in Uganda for many reasons which i won't be able to mention.

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For Your Information, whoever wanted to learn and more about my late. RIP. Al-Haji Idi Amin Dada Alemi. Pse. visit my website. http://alemiamonye.blogspot.com/ http://ugandan-communityinvanc...gspot.com/ http://www.kakwa.org/ we his children know more about our late, father other thern those who do write false, create fake film video, there for put clear picture of good things he did for uganda. just click on my weblogs for details about him. may almighty allah rest his soul in eternal peace AAmin. our group family photo and friens are included. from elder. son of my late.RIP. dad. al-haji Idi Amin dada Alemi. peace,love,unty are the way to access.

Mr. Idi Amin ws a perfect leader compaired to the regimes that have come after him. I personally knew the man, and I used to share his views when he visited Westnile and we met at White Rhino hotel in Arua, At the International Airport in Arua that was underconstruction and the rest of areas in Koboko, Muni when he openned up Muni teacher training College plus a lot of occassions at state House. Amin did not get involved in some of the killings as marjority put it but his hench men did thus calling it Amin's regime. He could have failed to displine his military, but same with the current regime Where the Mbabazi, Muhwezi just to mention a few swindle government funds but the leader just looks out the window as if he did not know what is going on. I would like to Get hold of Brother Majidi to see if we could write "The unauthorised autobiography of Idi Amin"

i was one of his airforce officer--was sent to russia--1976-met MZEE IDI AMIN DADA in homes--LIBYA-1979--MET SOME OF HIS FAMILY MEMBERS including Taban AMIN-----Mzee was a great commamder-in -chief---loved his country,his poeple--and he was proud to be a ugandan--we owned airline.embassies,hotels.posts.railway etc----the other side of the killings--most where created by those who wanted to black mail his regime.
God--REST MZEE IN PEACE[R.I.P].

One time on a dinner, one of the Amin ministers talked about the western breed of cattle, Amin picked interest and orgarnised for the buying of 300 heads of "Nusubulaya". He sent the Agriculture minister to buy the cattle, on reaching Europe, the minister called Amin that he was confused on the mode of Transporting, Finally Amin wired money to buy planes to carry cattle to Uganda, after, these palnes were to become the pioner planes for the Uganda airlines.

to joy nambi------thanks for that wonderful comment---akume GOD

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The Muslim population concentrated around the Tanganyika Village, Lumumba Road, and in Ochi-ba. These are mainly traders, drivers, butchers, and even peasants. Indeed, the family of Idi Awongo Alemi [Idi Amin Dada] settled in the Tanganyika Village after the armistice WW I in which his Father Amin Dada Nyabira had forcefully been conscripted into serving between 1915 and 1921 in the Kings African Rifles





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LIFE TOUR OF THE LATE IDI AL-AMIN ALEMI DADA FROM 30TH MAY 1928 TO 16TH AUGUST 2003:


TABLE 3


Age Year In Year Out Time Place of Residence




1-3 years 1928 1931 3 years Police Barracks Shimoni-Nakasero &
Kololo Hill Poice



3-8 years 1931 1936 5 years Arua Muslim School
Arua District


9-12 years 1937 1940 4 years Semuto-Luwero


12-16 1940 1944 5 years Al-Qadriyah Darasah Bombo
& Mehta Sugar Plantation


17-18 years 1945 1946 1 year Imperial Hotel Speke Avenue



18-34 years 1946 1962 17 years KAR-UR
conscription
No. N44428


34-44 years 1962 1971 10 years Command Centre
Mbuya UA no. UO-03



44-53 years 1971 1979 9 years Head of State
2nd Republic
of Uganda


53-76 years 1979 2003 24 years Exile in Libya
& Saudi Arabia Majid Alemi Junior in bc. vancouver. western canada. the article was too long I did reduce some. go to my weblog to read full article. thanks.

Hullo thanks for the topic and theme have seen about the late Idi Amin Dada on the web page, it made my day when i saw it. People complain about Amin for sure and the truth we will never get a president like him, though had bad dids as every human being he had a good side of him ie the only president who thought about his people and the country. There was corruption but not at the level it is on now, its very unfortunet even the little kids are corrupt now. Mr Amin was a very genuing president who could listen to people though he was primitive is the best president we have ever had. On his ruin the truth is we had money, we where rich people coudnt sleep without feed on top of that he put uganda on the map to be known allover the world people u should appriciate what ever he did for the country. The top people have given him abad name but the truth is if it wasnt him they wouldnt get what they are getting now if you look at the back born of it. In anut shell every human being has goods and bads all over the world, he wronged but not more than those who are on now. we didnt complain at all on his regime we had money if people did knew uganda was once in the world had the strongest currency thats why indians came to uganda. I love him and he will always be on my heart, may him rest in peace and Allah forgive him. thanks

The man loved his country he couldnt touch asingle shilling for uganda for his own use he bought property abroad and so on what have the rest done for Uganda you should be ashamed whoever is concerned what you are doing is theft compare mulago now with Amins time think about it. Ok he killed people who doesnt, name me one president who doesnt kill? good day

The Former President Of Uganda, Al-Haji Idi Amin Dada Alemi Foundation are created in memory of our late Father, Idi Amin, he is remembered as a good father, Wonderful Husband, A Great Leader who keept the country together, a founder of economic Independence in Uganda. he united ugandans of all religious denominations. we his childrens as well many ugandans mised him, and will always remains in our hearts forever. our prayers to almighty allah to rest his soul in eternal peace AAmin. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Knowledge is power (H/E Dr. IDI AMIN DADA, VC DSO MC CBE) ...What a comic character!! My mother-land lost many intellectuals in cold-blood. People with capital brains were expelled from the country. Education was not a priority. Kabaka's coronation remained in limbo.
I admired his command to do something straight away.
I expect his family to say that, personally Amin is NOT my cup of tea.

it was the former president of the republic of uganda. Mzee.RIP. Al-Haji Idi Amin Dada. who resque the late. king of buganda, sir edward mutesa the 11 from lubiri. when late. apollo milton obote send his special force comanded my odongkara. to attack lubiri in 1966. those special force wear simillar uniform like UA. only their trousers are light brown. the station at naguru, & they are under internal affairs. but uganda army are under defence. amin told obote that, the guns in lubiri operates with electricity, amin ask obote to tell odong kara to stop advancing in lubiri for a second. amins aim was to recue kabaka in which he did. transport him to rwanda and flawn to london. amin did cut electric power to lubiri. when kabaka mutesa died in london, obote refuse his body return to uganda, but when idi amin came to power, he allow and return the body of kabaka mutesa to uganda. amin return bamunanika palace to kabakas family. on the side of those asians holding british passports expeelled. because they rufuse to become a ugandan citizens, those asians that was ugandans citizens remains in uganda. you kalooli should understand that. majid alemi junior.

Idi Amin was a former president of the republic of uganda and a brutal leader of the time. He was a president after he over through Obote's first regime on 25th Jan 1971. He was a man who was difficult to understand and was against any highly educated person than hin since he was a school drop out due to some circumstances. Was trained by the british though he ended up tunning against them. He sent out all the Asians in Uganda and gave away all their belongings to the native Ugandans. Ugand alost alot brain power of whom some have refused to come back as of now. Among the few i can quate is Rev Dr Keffa Ssempangi who was almost going to be killed by Amin's men under the orders of their Big Boss but was saved by the grace of God. details on his life read the book entitled "A Distant Grief" by Keffa Ssempangi. You can get this on line its on sell now all over the United States.Thank God that he is now back in Uganda and serving the Lord in the church.
His regime[Amin] was full of fear and terror. I was so much terified in Amin's fregime and i will never foget the attrocities that were committed then.But i forgave all and no alams for revenge now.We need to build our Uganda.

Re: Idi Amins Government compensated all those asians expelled from uganda. check with british authority, as well the united nations high commissioner in geneva. headquarters. because was via unhcr to british authority. then to the asians. those asians that went back to uganda and reclaim their properties. are unlawful. [crime committed.] they do bribe the officials in the present government from top to junior offials. to made way get the properties again. they are sujact to prosecution. secondly, when amin took over power from milton obote, amin desolved the personal obotes special forces mainly recruited from UPC youth wingers, in northern and eastern uganda, as well parts of the country that suport obotes and UPC Party. those special forces terrorise buganda since 1966 until 1971 when idi amin overtrhough obotes government, amin remove all special forces from kabaka mutesas properties, in lubiri, mbuya, bamunanika, and all over uganda. the special forces was disolve, and replace with public theft unit based in naguru. amin order the renovation of all kabakas buildings, including bulange, thats when uganda army move in those facilities, rented by defence ministry. bulange became army genaral headquarters. the money that ministry of defence pays of rent goes to late, kabakas family, some to educate mutesas childrens, ETC. amin gave state funeral the late. king of buganda, sir edward mutesa the 11. thirdly, the deference between amins government and the government start from 1979 up to now. ugandans were not living in IDP, as now is the case, amins government do supply electricity all over uganda. no sortages of power, as the case now, most roads and bridges are in bad condition now bridges broken now, which not the case, during amins governmen. land grab, the big hospital in uganda, mulago hospital most of the equipments broken, some not function, in which was not the case in amins time. million of ugandans died with HIV/AIDS now which was not the case in amins time. millions of ugandans wre killed by the ugandan rebels from tanzania, mostly in west nile. I can go on and on. by majid alemi junior.

majid alemi junior, ...however sweet you speak about your dad, I will never approve his image of terror.
Amin commanded the attack of kabaka's Lubiri
Yes, the state of Mulago is very bad, ...still Amin never built new state hospital.
The total collapse of the economy was partly fuelled by your dad.
Your nucluer-family was fed well, while the litrates were being murdered.
HIV/AID is a new saga, ... if I am wrong, your dad failed to address it.
Amin never balanced the economy of the country, ...always deficit as its the case today.
HOW DID YOUR DAD COMPESATE FOR ASIANS

Re: Al-Haji Idi Amin did not Attack Lubiri, it was attacked by the special force riot police, based in naguru, commanded by odongkara an acholi from northern uganda, & his deputy asp ezama a lugbara from arua west nile, the special wear uniform similar to the army, they were trained half army half police under ministry of internal affairs. but Idi Amin uganda army under ministry of defence were stationing in jinja far from kampala city, only the special force were allowed by obotes government to station in kampala. kalooli, trace the former atorney general of buganda mr. mutanda was interviewed by the bbc immediately in nairobi, after amin took over the government from milton obote, he also mention of the special force that attacked lubiri. but not the army under this the facts. I myself was present witness by my own eyes, but not told. secondly, after the departure of the asians holding the the british passports who refuse to apply to become uganda citizens, amin appointed the committe of asians custordian board responsible for collection of rents from ugandans that ocupy the departed asians properties. every month the money collected from rent payment was sent to british embassy, also the represatatives from united nations high commisioner for refugee in geneva was apointed to make sure the money are paid to deperted asians. all figure given was completed in two years. check with british authority, and UNHCH headquarters in geneva about the compesation idi amin paid to departed asians. those asians was living in uganda under british protectorate govenment in uganda, but uganda recieve Independence in oct.9,1962. the law change. all of those asians were asked to apply for citizenships, some of them, apply and became ugandan citizens, they remains in uganda. and those who did not apply was asked to apply, they were given three months to apply, they decline, thats why they asked to leave. because the can not ILLEGALY in country. this prosess started during obotes time, amin fulfil what was already written on paper. By Majid Alemi Junior.

the late, apollo milton obote allows the army to use kabakas palace, lubiri for to train para trooper, this after the battle between the special forces and kabakas askaris was over. the comanding officer in lubiri was a lango, bulange building was used as army general headquarters, mbuya was used for for military hospitals, and makinye prison was given to military police to detained high profile cases, bumunanika was used for military training wing under obotes governments, most overral incharges was from northern uganda. those of oyite ojok was holding the control of the army. amins roll was limited by those of oyite ojok. by Majid Alemi Junior.

Majid Alemi Junior, lets leave things as they are: Your Dad is NOT my Cup of Tea!
Connect-uganda's presenter have to remain impartial >> they can't tell you the truth about your big Dad.
Have you seen what was happening in Thailand ... wanaichi demostrating ... the army commanders just watching for their safety NOT brutallising them (Imagine if your dad was in charge). Anyway, the top-man of Thailand stepped down, but the economic policies & the rest remained unchanged.

killings in Uganda during IDI AMIN DADA-----go to connectuganda.com---forum---check article----BALIOKYABWE---YOU WILL FIND INK WHO KILLED WHO AND WHEN----GOD AKUUME.

Idi Amin became renowned across the world because he represented and still represents the spirit of opposition to international imperial finance exploitation which is now being heralded as... By. Majid Alemi Junior.

These words sound nice >> Amin as ...opposition to international imperial finance exploitation. Sorry Majid, "its sad that the imperialist had a long term well planned strategey of linking all 3rd-world economies to theirs, we will never be independent!!", Zimbabwe's dollar today faces inflation of 231-billion-percent, just because Mugabe stood against the imperialists. The cosquences are always harsh.
Another example, Iraq has been torn into pieces. The imperialists vowed to change its picture to that of 18th Century, because Saddam was listening to them.
As if that is not enough, Majid learn this from me, ...3rd world population is a reserved working force for Europeans. Do you know how many are que'g up for visa in Kampala, Nairobi e.t.c? and once a visa is obtained, a person want to stay NOT to go back like you Majid, "you're enjoy'g the rights of man"NOT the terror Amin exposed to his people.
Less educated/half-baked individuals saw/see Amin as their champion. But people holding diplomas, 1st degrees and so on will give you a different version on Idi Amin.
Basic needs became scarce - Sugar, Soap, Salt, Fuel.
Magendo became line of business.
The welfare state totally collapsed (NSSF), pensioners were left with nothing.
The National Debt was not serviced at all during the eight years. Remember this money was used to build the famous Mulago hosp; the parliament; Jinja dam; and many more including the state-house. Can you imagine the interest on it!!

Shameful Actions:
>Proclaimed himself Life President
>Conquerer of British Empire: It is still running, Uganda is still receiv'g AID.
>Amin organised local-sick-goats as AID to Britain, ...hahahaha.

Amin retaliated against the attempted invasion by Ugandan exiles in 1972 by purging the army of Obote supporters, predominantly those from the Acholi and Lango ethnic groups.[26] In July 1971, Lango and Acholi soldiers were massacred in the Jinja and Mbarara Barracks,[27] and by early 1972, some 5,000 Acholi and Lango soldiers, and at least twice as many civilians, had disappeared.[28] The victims soon came to include members of other ethnic groups, religious leaders, journalists, senior bureaucrats, judges, lawyers, students and intellectuals, criminal suspects, and foreign nationals. In some cases entire villages were wiped out.[29] In this atmosphere of violence, many other people were killed for criminal motives or simply at will.[30] Bodies floated on the River Nile in quantities sufficient to clog the Owen Falls Hydro-Electric Dam in Jinja on at least one occasion.[31]

The killings, motivated by ethnic, political and financial factors, continued throughout Amin's eight-year reign.[28] The exact number of people killed is unknown. The International Commission of Jurists estimated the death toll at no fewer than 80,000 and more likely around 300,000. An estimate compiled by exile organizations with the help of Amnesty International puts the number killed at 500,000.[10] Among the most prominent people killed were Benedicto Kiwanuka, the former prime minister and later chief justice; Janani Luwum, the Anglican archbishop; Joseph Mubiru, the former governor of the Central Bank; Frank Kalimuzo, the vice chancellor of Makerere University; Byron Kawadwa, a prominent playwright; and two of Amin's own cabinet ministers, Erinayo Wilson Oryema and Charles Oboth Ofumbi.[32]

In 1977, Henry Kyemba, Amin's health minister and a former official of the first Obote regime, defected and resettled in Britain. Kyemba wrote and published A State of Blood, the first insider exposé of Amin's rule.

Re: Eco. to karooli,musoota, either being rebels yourselves, or your relatives who was carrying ILLEGAL arms entered uganda in 1972 from tanzania, maybe of your relatives amoungs the rebels caught in cross fire, in this situations, both of you will always hates Idi Amin dada. for your information, the reason why henry kyemba did not came back to uganda, president amin gave him big amount of dollars to go and buy medicine, and some equipments for the hospitals, kyemba so the money was big, he decided not to come back to uganda, foreign government force, use him to write false stories about idi amin, he was in return given assylum in britain, money. to let you know about kyemba. I was in the government as special assistant in president office , left wing office, before to become foriegn service officer dealing with foreign leaders to uganda. some of you people reading false reports in the foreigm media that report against Idi Amin may almighty allah rest his soul in eternal peace. on the side of the two ministers, the bishop luwums death was an accident, the vehcle that carry the two ministers erinayo oryema, and oboth ofumbi colided and bump into the trailer in between nakasero road, and buganda road this was after the president amin said the three are to be escorted to army officers mess opposite presidents nakasero lode. the driver that was driving luwum was his own driver, drove two first past the army offecers mess, when accident ocurs was caught mobile camera vedio on vehicle that was behind them, janani luwum and thetwo ministers colaborated with milton obote in tanzania, they allows ILLEGAL chinese automatic ILLEGAL arms entered uganda, and was hiden to the church that under janani luwum. those arms were sealed in the petrol trailor tankers from mombasa. the drivers were bribed, those the same drivers tiped our security officials, dady was briefed. then the security was arranged from malaba kenya uganda boarder to kampala. idi amin told the security officials to follow the trailors up their destination. the trailors headed to namirembe church. they met luwum and erinayo oryema, oboth ofumbi present at the church, the tankers were unsealed cut with welding. those arms was in cotainers, ofloaded the the church store. it was around 1am. thats the time security officers moved in, luwum and the two ministers was detained, idi amin them to be takrn to nile manshon, Marshall. the arms in cotainers from the church was also brought to nlie marshall. hotel. president amin invited foreign journalists worldwide to ugand and witness those smuggled arms in the country. those automatic chinese machine guns was displayed, all diplomats were invited. at the time amin ask the three, I mean luwum, erinayo oryema, oboth ofumbi to be escorted to army officers mess for more Interrogassion, the international media follow the three in the helicopter, when the accident ocurs was video taped with both the international media, local media, the state mobile van with video camera. on the spot. the western media decided not broadcast live about the inccident. because they continue to report negative about Idi Amin. once I come across the video about accident of the late. luwum, and the two ministers, I will put in youtube on m weblogs for the world the see. now concerning the former chief justice of uganda, benedicton kiwanuka, was hijacked by the rebels from tanzania they were smuggled in by their colaborators, conspirators who works in police force, and prisons department. they supplyied with the cars numbered uvs, they were issued fake state research identity cards. the remove benedicto kiwanuka from his office drven away and killed, mos those rebels were from western uganda, their ring leader are still alive. in the present government. the groups attempted to assasinate the former vice president, major general mustepher idirisi.to implicate amin, in which brought big disission between mustafa idirisi and my dad, but they worked out the problems. alot of high profile officials were jiacked and killed by those groups of rebels. the former minister of internal affairs, basil bataringaya was murdered by those same groups in western uganda, he was a dp. member, benadicto kiwanuka was dp member, byanyima was dp member, they all refused to join rebel groups in tanzania, inatead they were working idi amin. thats why the leader of the rebels in western uganda went after them and murdered in cold blood. I will continue for next Issue. amons government only put those rebels, and spies on firing squad tried and fund guity in the military tribunal. public firing squad not hijacked, the hijacking was the work of rebels thats was brought by their conspirators inside the country.

Re: my dads own uncle, who was achristian betrayed his own nafew, my father, Mzee baaba. RIP. in 1979. by eccepting millions of fake dollars ofered to him by ameridan government. that he should tell all those ugandans army who was christian not to fight, and they will be given thousands of america dollars, as well to be intergrated into new army. in the new government. those souldiers who were christian started to wthdraw from the front line, taking their wives childrens to their villages, the supplies to front were delayed, our own souldiers giving the posision of our souldiers to the enemies, when situation change like this, then comander in chief order the army loyal to him, to pull back, headed to jinja, thats why tanzanian army entered uganda without any resistence. those rebels tried to enter uganda since 1972, the were expelled back, at that time there were no confussion. no division of religion. uganda army under idi amin was the best in east africa, as well african continent. since 1972 tanzania had that longe range guns those guns was bought by african leaders ti fight by then rodesia, now zibambwe. what ugandan rebels did start from the borders in mutukula, mbarara, kabale, come to masaka, mpigi, entebbe, kampala, up to arua, koboko, mass killings ofmillionsof muslims, west nilans, all over uganda. the northerners started to enter the mosques changing it to dancing club, to sell local marua, and kwete in th masjids, many sheiks were murdered in cold blood. start in mbarara, in masaka, in bombo. all over uganda. what some tanzanian souldiers did was to remove all those rebels whithin mosques perimeters. they brought tanzanian souldiers to guard the mosque, most tanzanian troops were muslims. they started praying in. thats why the mosques survive those some muslims ugandans who was hiding came under the protection of tanzanian souldiers. most of them stated they just follow orders against their will to enter and fight along side ugandans rebels. any city and towns that the rebels enters in. they move with groups that brake into the ugandan shops and loot, after that, the buildings are on fire. what ugandans rebels started to do killing those army that was working in amins government. wether they are christians or muslims, burning people alive in west nile, arua, up to koboko, civilians were asked to go inside their houses, and then the do sets fire on those grass es houses. properties were looted, iron sheets remove and transported to nortern uganda. alot hepens in uganda, not reported in the western media even thuogh they know about. only gaurdan juornilist that entered kampala april. 11,1979. reported about the lootings, she witnessesed. it. groups of ugandans rebels entering shops looting what is the shops. then they fire ii the buildinds. let people ask themselves why all this seferings up to now in uganda, as well the afected regions cast by almighty god, because of what they did to their fellow ugandans since early 1979 up to now. I request the people from west nile to give their view what they witness what hapens to the civilians as well students in umbaci college in 1979. by majid alemi junior. will continue in next Issue. our prayers.

Dear Ugandans!
Please resist this attempt through the back door which is aimed at rehabilitating this man who was one of the worst dictators Africa ever experienced in the 20th century! Idi Amin was the Major General who led the troops attacking the Lubiri at the order of Milton Obote in 1966. He executed the order with all the brutality an army officer could use against an inferior and almost unarmed opponent. When Idi Amin took over power in the early 1970s he first pretended to be a friend of the Baganda, like all dictators in Uganda have done every time they come to power (remember the song “Buganda Madaala” by Henry Katamba!). Remember he allowed the remains of the late Sir Edward Muteesa to be brought back from the UK-exile and be buried at Kasubi. In order to stabilize their regimes in Uganda, dictators have always first pretended to be Baganda-friendly and after feeling they were in control of power, all always started penalizing and torturing the Baganda. Unfortunately this didn’t only end with denying them usual human rights or taking away their properties but many times this meant death of the baganda which many characterize as genocide against the Baganda. For example: Before coming to power, Obote built a coalition of his UPC with the KY (Kabaka Yekka) party and he even went to Mengo and went down on his knees before the Kabaka. Obote even married a Muganda woman! At the beginning of his regime, Amin appointed Benedicto Kiwanuka as attorney General of Uganda High Court in order to give the people the feeling that justice and the rule of law and order were coming back to Uganda after those horrible years lead by Milton Obote. By the way Amin was also one of the big instruments of Obote until the two disagreed! Amin ordered the midday dragging of Benedicto Kiwanuka by his brutal soldiers from the office of the attorney general at the high court in Kampala and his execution just because days before Kiwanuka had convicted the Government in a civil judiciary case.
Don’t forget those who died in Luwero, those killed and thrown in the Lake Victoria or those shot dead and discarded in Mabira forest. All those people died because for a long time Amin and Obote followed common principles and did the same things.
Like Robert Mugabe now doesn’t, Idi Amin had no value for human life. HIS SON SHOULD STOP FOOLING PEOPLE BY TRYING TO CHANGE HISTORY USING THE ANONYMOUS INTERNET. HE IS HIDING IN CANADA FAR AWAY FROM UGANDA. HE IS ENJOYING HUMAN RIGHTS WHICH HIS FATHER DENIED OTHERS. HE SHOULD GO BACK TO UGANDA WHERE RELATIVES OF HIS FATHERS VICTIMS ARE PERHAPS STILL ALIVE AND TELL THEM, THAT HIS FATHER WAS A GOOD MAN BUT PEOPLE JUST MISUNDERSTOOD HIM!
Dear Connect Uganda, please you should seriously consider stopping this debate on your Website because it is like a German Website would start the same kind of debate about Adolf Hitler! The debate is naive and trivializes Idi Amin’s crimes against humanity.

Thanks
TAX

Majid Alemi Junior, please just be quite about your big dad. I have had enough of it. Tears have started pouring, because his actions have similarity with Mr. Kony (the Kijabiiyas)!!!

Majid Alemi Junior & Family ARE YOU TRYING TO SELL TO US YOUR BELIEFS THAT YOUR FATHER WAS A NICE MAN “NO” “NO” “NO” HE KILLED PEOPLE!!! THEY RAPED WOMEN!!! SACRIFICED CHILDREN!!! MADE PEOPLE EAT SANDLES!!! THEY WERE SAVAGES!!! ANIMALS!!!! YOU COULD TRUST A CROCODILE BUT NOT THOSE GUYS. MAJID IN CASE YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOUR DAD DID, IT IS SUCH A SAD DAY IN YOUR LIFE. THIS MAN DESTROYED UGANDA. YOU CLAIM TO BE HAPPILY BASED IN CANADA!! WHY ARE YOU IN CANADA? DON’T TELL ME YOU ARE HAPPY IN THAT COLD. YOU SHOULD BE HAPPILY IN UGANDA. YOUR DAD IS MAKING YOU SUFFER. “HE BLOODY MESSED UP UGANDA” “HE DESTROYED UGANDA” WE ARE SUFFERING BECAUSE OF YOUR FATHER, DON’T SELL NOTHING TO US!! WE WILL NEVER BUY, JUST KEEP QUIET BROTHER. GOD BLESS YOU

I hope he was a great leader, because wherever I go and tell them that I´m coming from Uganda,
they ask me about Idi Amin!
Bbaale Aloysius.

Tax, you are definately a muganda and a high class "TWALYANGANABO?" We have moved on, many of Ugandans are around the world and tulyanabuli omu( we are now eating with anyone). We no longer want Uganda's politics to be controlled by tribalism which you are sending to the masses. Do you know how many people killed and murdered during the Kingdomships of Uganda? We have killed enough of each other for centuries. I remember the days when 1981-86 war was going on, alot of people died not only in Luwero, my mum who comes from Mbarara used to cry for their boys who were killed all the time. All Ugandans have lost their loved ones in un neccessary wars by our different dictators. I also have to remind you that many fellow baganda who are still at large bragged about how they used to come to Uganda in the 70's/81-86 to kill their fellow Ugandans to achieve their goals of putting Amin/Obote's government to the West where they benefited hugely financialy. One important reason I salute the Amin's family, they are calling for reconcilliation and they mean it! Let us all follow them and America and forget about tribalism like America did about rascism otherwise we will never come to end fighting.

Re: who shot killed the former commissioner of police. and his deputy, ali towili in makindye detention prison, in 1980 after my dad idi amin left the country. why were they not taken to the court of law if there were case against them, and why the so called human rights as well international jourists did not wrote about it? you musoota still dont get it, even though you are using nick name, my sources knows who you are. secondly, tell me why the late, brother of col. besigye was poisoned in luzira, not taken to the court of law. he was detained by present government. he died in mulago from luzira prison, all this hapens after my dad, idi amin was not the president, the human would have be concern write about it. you keep calling my late. dad, al-haji. RIP. mad man, but you dont call those responsible for people I mention above. the late. milton obote, wrote earlier while he was still alive in exile, tanzania, that, M7 and souldiers killed his father and his mothe in cold blood, this was in 1996, after my dad, idi amin was not in uganda anymore, all this are humans rights concerns, but they did not addressesed it. that means this humans rights bodies was formed and reports buyers towards my late, dad, RIP. al-haji idi amin dada. that you hates so much. me being in canada is because of political upheaval, in uganda against my dad, major general. bazilio okello was poisoned by his own tribe, acholi lady was given one thousand usd dollars by ugandan ambassador in khartoum, the ambassador are of the present government, he was an acoli obina by name. the former minister of power and Industries, brig.i. dusman sabuni was poisoned and died burried in kibira nairobi, by his former wife a mother of his two childrens, kamal sabuni, and serifa sabuni, the lady are from western uganda, by name magret became present govt. agent. what do you want say about all this? it was not my dad idi amin. what do you relatives of all mention here thinking of prsent govt with its dirty game. gen. tito okello was also poisoned by present govt agent in tanzania. mp. charlseayume was killed by government operative. I can go on and on. you keep quit. bacause dont know the truth. you were told or read in the news papers. by majid alemi junior.

Besigye sends Xmas greetings
Tuesday, 23rd December, 2008 E-mail article Print article

By Joyce Namutebi

FORUM for Democratic Change (FDC) president Kizza Besigye and his family have conveyed their love to the deprived and insecure during the festive season.

They have vowed to work for a just and caring society.

“We are especially thinking about the vulnerable children, persons with disabilities, those ravaged by war, abused workers, those afflicted by hunger and natural disasters and refugees,” Besigye said in his Christmas and end of year message sent from New York in the US on Sunday.

“We believe that God’s purpose for mankind was to serve his will; the reason man is supposed to be God’s image. We believe that God is on the side of the downtrodden,” he said. “It is with this knowledge that we have the courage to face a new year of struggle. We shall not withhold any effort or sacrifice to make our society a just and caring one.

Besigye said many people live in uncertainty due to injustice.

“Those supposed to serve the common good (leaders have abdicated their responsibility. They have turned the authority entrusted to them into a tool for domination, senseless exploitation and plunder,” Besigye said.

He wished all Ugandans a Merry Christmas and a rewarding 2009.

A REQUEST TO UGANDA GOVT TO LOOK AFTER IDI AMINS FAMILY
RE: A request to Uganda Government to assist and look after the family of former president of Uganda, Al-Haji Idi Amin dada. this a must acording to the supreme law of Uganda, thats the constitution. the law past in the parliament regarding any head of state, overthrowon, or died, the time of expire, it is the responsibility of any govt in the office, to assist the first family, maintains their houses, or if is pushed down by the poeply oppossed to that leader, as the case with the late, Idi Amin dada, before dady died, he told me on phone that all our homes, 5 in total, was pushed down by the present govt. all my brothers and my sisters, my aunts, uncles, extended families do not have homes to leave in. no assistence to them by the govt. the I get here, I do send them, but not enough for the entire family. the elder sister of my father, by aunty Deiya amin are in arua leaving at dadys old building, have no proper roof licking. while dady was still alive, he send some to start the building but he died before the house was complete. this direct to m7 to get intouch with my aunt in arua. another aunty by name, aunty Rafah Amin in arua, plus my younger brother, by name, Jaffar Remo, since the younger brother of dady died, his name baba Amule, I requested the Jaffar Remo to stay with those of aunties. they now old. another aunty are in kampala, by name aunty dee amin, another aunty are in masindi port, by name, aunty senya amin, my sister maimuna moding,zaituni kaday, asha d/o amin dada some brothers and sisters are in saudi arabia, some are in london, some france, some zurich, some in greece, and me & family in vancouver, western canada. and many other places, my steps moms, the widows for the late, baba ramadhan amin, and the late, baba abdu nebbi amin, and their childrens, taban amin that works with your govt. they disagree with him, he does not present their cases to the authority. I do get intouch with all family members, via group email, and phone. thirdly. I Apeal directly to united nations secretary general to protect amins childrens and all entire families. some of them do tells me that, they are threatened into where they leave with some gunmen this to reffered to unhcr protection unit in kampala. to talk to authority in uganda about this serious threat, or if possible to find them political asylum in canada as family reunification. I am here in canada. From Majid Alemi Junior & Family, in Vancouver, Western Canada. oct.28,2007.
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O mankind! We created you
From a single (pair) of a male
And a female and made you into
Nations and tribes that ye may
Know each other.

Verily the most honoured of you in
The sight of God is (he who is) the
Most righteous of you. the founder. Majid Alemi Junior, and family. in Vancouver, Western Canada.

WHATEVER YOUR NAME IS AMIN'S SON PLEASE SHUT UP. SEROUSLY YOU GIVE ME A HEADACH. PLEASE SHUT UP BROTHER.

sorry whoever diana are. you dont tel me to shut up. better advice those who writes false about my dad. how about if some hypocrates do this your father. lady, as a member of the family. is hard for me to keep quit. it hurts. I have my rights to speak out in defence of my dad, Mzee Baaba. RIP. Idi Amin Dada Alemi. if you want to shut up, do. but not me in a democratic nations. freedom of speech act. dont threatened people. is a crime. majid alemi junior. in bc.

Like any other leader all over the world, Idd Amin had his mistakes but at the same time he had all the good will to lead Uganda as a nation. Remember that it was the colonial powers of the time that denied Amin education using their tribal segregating attitude. Ugandans awe Amin some gratitude when it comes to the fact that he was the first Ugandan leader to realise that Uganda belongs first and foremost to Ugandans. About deporting Asians, Ugandans need to realise that there is nothing wrong to ask people to go back to their roots. Asians in Uganda in the 70s didn't want to be Ugandans and Amin saw no point for the Asians to use Ugandans for their own economic benefit when their allegiance was somewhere else. Every nation has a right to choose the people it wants to take up nationality. Politicians will always be politicians so much so that Amin, Tony Blair and George Bush may have done some similar things for which the sound of their names throws some sting down our spine! Have you ever thought that there could be some comparisons? Go and do your research you will be surprised.

My Dad Idi Amin Dada Amonye’s loving with cars was legendary. He owned the hybrid
Citroen/Maserati SM with the distinctive UVN 945 No. Registration Plate. Al-Qadhafi also gave him a fabulous Metallic Emerald Green Mercedes Benz 300 Coupe, with those distinctive stacked up double headlamps He would come storming down the highway from a weekend outing in Munyonyo/Gaba or at Paradise Beach on the way back to State House Entebbe with Elekinwa’s latest hits at full blast on the car Stereo, I enjoyed these breath taking romps back home with the single escort 504 Estate trailing miserably.

He was given a 1974-75 model Cadillac Eldorado Convertible as a bonus
when he bought two brand new 707 Boeing and a Lockheed “Hercules” C-130
Cargo Transporter, which he paid for in cash. by. majid alemi junior. in bc.

Majid and the Amin family, thanks a lot for telling the world the about the man I consider the best, a nationalist who saved us from working in Madhvani/Mehta sugar farms and factories. He brought the women in public and respected them, employed them with high profile jobs. Now we are being pushed to go back in those dark days of slavery everywhere around the world. Ugandans remains cursed if we don't check ourselves and honor the only man who saved us from slavery. I ask all the young Ugandans to go back to their parents and ask them to tell them the real truth of what has been going on in our country before and after indipendence. The parts they played, the truth, real truth not fabricated information that is driven by tribalism and hatred just for the sake of it. We owe it to our children and ourselves as Ugandans, lastly thanks to Connectuganda.com!

leaving----300 meters at manyago --katabi---- residential area----i used to go and watch cars--on entebbe--kampala highway-one day i saw a cadilac driving slowly----i came near the highway--i waved i got a wave back--looked at the driver--he was IDI AMIN DADA-----behind his car was a peaugoet 504---with two men inside it---went home told my family that i saw IDI AMIN they didnt believe--but it was true he used to move freely----thats why we hear the abayita ababiri--incident----in which they wanted to assasinate him around that area.

Mzee. Baaba RIP. Al-Haji Idi Amin Dada Amonye’s {Dad's} Reminiscing :

Amonye once almost cracked our ribs laughing at his former Makarona home with the newly wedded bride [Mama Iman Chumaru]send to him in jeddah.saudi arabia.his last wife, now living in jeddah. present in 1983, when he related an incident that happened to him at the height of their Gold Dust Twins era in the 60s, he was doing so well in life he claimed when he managed to contract outside friends to Build for him triplicate Bungalows on his Free Hold Plot 33/35 Sir Daudi Chwa Road ,Mbuya Hill enroute to the UA Mbuya Military Hospital.


He had acquired for himself a Beamer (BMW) with rectangular headlamps;
Possibly the 2001 or 2000; according to Baba Diliga of the Bori Kakwa Clan , one of dads escort. I still remember the plush burgundy
leather seats and the overtly extensive aerial on the side. by majid alemi junior. in bc.

Unfortunately, this equivalent of the 2001 M3 (BMW) was the target of
eight kondos (armed thugs).


One particular night, they managed to corner Amonye and had ordered him
out of the car not realizing that they were confronting a battle hardened KAR Veteran [Kings African Rifles] Amonye reenacted the fight sequence to devastating effect.


He came out of the Beamer head long into the midriff of the ringleader.
Then instinctively, he used the equivalent of the Thai Boxing knee up at

every opportunity he met any of the thugs. He made a dash for a slope
with some thugs in hot pursuit. He stopped in mid stride, struck back
wards with what to me was a back kick to the approaching thugs.

All in all, he managed to single handedly demobilize all eight kondos.
The incident actually came out in the Uganda Argus! At the time in
Kampala, thefts, blackmail, and kondoism or armed robbery had reached
new heights and rampancy.

Luckily for Dad, the kondos in those days specialized in machetes rather

than the present day thugs who use AK47s Whenever I recall this
incident, the Ragga hit with the line “ Nah Nah ina flash Whose got the Keys
to my Beamer” comes to mind! By. Majid Alemi Junior. in bc.

Let Amin rest, he indeed did bad stuff as we all know but he sure loved his country. Museveni ain't doing all ugandans any fevas either, he has chosen the whole cabinet with only bamungyamatte only, no offence to them pple but it hurts. there so many other educated pple from UG but they are not given any chance to prosper like them. Amin's cabinet might have been the same but pple hade there moni. It wasn't easy for my family either by then but when asked they do prefer Amin compare to Obote & Museveni respectively. Amin did so good stuff for their pple of UG not divide & rule we are witnessing today with the F**** pan african leaders. All the funds they get goes to their stomachs 4getting the day to day pple who put them into power to govern and carter 4 them. Amin's regime Mulago was functioning, today they ask you if "wayise ne'mwanyoko(monie)" to get medicine, F*****hell. UG sucks, it is fan for those who have monie, and the rest they have to seek care elsewhere. That's my opnion, it wasn't that good by then but it is even worse by now.

Tito was a WWII war Hero.
Id iAmin Dada only gave back to the Indigenous what was theirs in the first place, but like a scene straight out of ROOTS the Elite started to question why he thought we deserved to be owners of our own Destiny, when freedom was given to the Indegenous, they kept hankering for Colonialism......... Today we M7 Cadres call them Investors...." By. Majid Alemi Junior.

All those critising General Idd Amin for his actions when he expelled Asians, I SIMPLY TELL THEM TO GROW UP IN POLITICS AND STOP JUDGING POLITAL MATTERS LIKE KIDS!!
Take it from me, if Amin didn't chase out Asians Indians in particular there's absolutely No Doubt Uganda would have been likeb Zimbabwe or Kenya or even South Africa!
IF YOU LOOK AT COUNTRIES LIKE KENYA FOREXAMPLE THERE'S NO SINGLE KENYAN BLACK BILLIONIER!! NO EVEN A BLACK KENYAN OWNING AN ACRE OF LAND IN NAIROBI.
KENYANS BECAME LIKE SLAVES IN THEIR HOMELAND! ALL COMPANIES AND INDUSTRIES IN THE CAPITAL NAIROBI, CITY OF MOMBASA, KISUMU, NAKURU, MALINDI ETC. THEY ALL OWNED BY INDIANS JUST CLAIMED TO BE KENYANS!!!!
LOOK AT ZIMBABWE THEY BECAME SLAVES IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY WORKING IN FARMS THAT BELONGS TO WHITES WHO IMMIGRATED FROM EUROPE 300 HUNDRED YEARS AGO!!.
GET BACK STRAIGHT TO UGANDA IF AMIN DIDN'T HAVE GUTS TO STAND UP IN THE RIGHT TIME AND TELL INDIANS TO LEAVE! GUESS HOW THE COUNTRY WOULD HAVE BEEN!!

TODAY IT'S NEARLY 30 YEARS SINCE THE COUNTRY GET RID OF INDIANS WHO ARE SELFISH SMUGGLING BILLIONS OF SHILLINGS OUT OF UGANDA AND BANK THEM OUTSIDE UGANDA.

SINCE MUSEVENI BROUGHT THEM BACK IN UGANDA JUST TELL ME WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO HELP UGANDANS OUT OF POVERTY?!!
I AGREE WITH HAVE SOME FEW INDIANS WHO INTERGRATED IN OUR SOCIETY WORKING FOR THE BENNEFITS OF UGANDA, PEOPLE LIKE SUDHIR, KARIM HIRJ, METHA, MADVAN.
BUT FOR GET THESE ARE JUST FEW. THE MAJORITY ARE BAD, THEY DESERVED DEPORTATION.

NOW ABOUT HIS MILITARY RULE, WE ALL UNDERSTAND POLITICS IN AFRICA THERE'S NO SINGLE LEADER WHO DIDN'T KILL HIS OWN CITIZENS, FROM MOI OF KENYA, MUGABE OF ZIMBABWEM, CHARLES TYLOR OF LIBERIA, BASHIR OF SUDAN, MOBOTU OF ZAIRE, HABYARIMANA OF RWANDA, GADAFI OF LIBYA, SANI ABACHA OF NIGERIA, KAMUZU BANDA OF MOZAMBIQUE, KISANO OF MALAWI, DON'T FORGET EVEN MUSEVENI OF UGANDA HE'S AMONGST AFRICAN DICTATORS WHO SLAUGTERED UGANDAN CITIZENS IN LUWERO TRIANGLE WHEN HE ACCUSED THEM OF COOPERATING WITH THE AUTHORITIES BY PASSING THEM WITH THE INFORMATION ABOUT REBLE ACTIVITIES IN THE REGION.

WHAT PRESIDENT YOWERI KAGUTA MUSEVENI DID TO MURDER HIS OWN PEOPLE AT THE TIME WHEN HE WAS A REBLE LEADER, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO DIFFERENCE FROM WHAT KONY IS DOING AND THOSE MASSACRED KICWAMBA.

CHARLES BUKENYA,.."Remember that it was the colonial powers of the time that denied Amin education".. what about any of his children?? Do you know anyone who is educated? Will you blame colonialists?

SILVERSTARSTALLONE,.. "Amin's actions - when he expelled Asians" Mugabe stealing white-farmer-farms, expelling & killings them. >>Take a minute please and think. ASIANs TRAVELLED WITH THEIR BRAINS & CAPITAL AND THEY MADE A FORTUNE ESPECIALLY IN U.K. They own lots & employe lots of asylum seekers from Uganda. ILLTRATE-UGANDANS NEVER ACHIEVED ANYTHING FROM ASIAN-STATEs.

Mugabe has taken the same route of Idi Amin, "farms to illitrate-black" ...hahaha >> lets wait and see!!

HOMEWORKER: I.Q. For Africans laziness
I.Q. For Asians hardworking culture
I.Q. For Europeans sharp-brains (for ruling-class only)

Imagine if 7/11 had happened in Uganda or Zimbabwe for example; Expelling would have been experienced, Low I.Q.

Why Does Britain Hate General Idi Amin From One Time President Of Uganda ?



THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF STATE , UGANDA



INTRODUCTION


Since President Apolo Miltone Obote ' s Coup d ' Etat on 24th January 1971 , Sunday night , failed -------- and the Counter Coup d ' 'Etat of 25th January 1971 , led by Sergent - Major Musa a Lugbari , succeeded then on the same day at 15 hours of the day January 1971 the overthrow of the announced on the National Radio of Uganda by the Warrant Officer II Sam Wilfred Asua , a Lugbari thus giving the 18 reasons for causing the Struggle and Affirming that the change over of the Government was a result of Self - Defence ------- against a total extermination against the tribes of Uganda by the Nilotic tribes of Uganda as stipulted by Mr . Obote himself before he left for Singapore .


Futhermore on the same day of January 1971 , a Military Junta was formed and Negotions for a Military Head of Government was searched and negotiated . During the same day and the same period , there were not many Senior Military Officers of Tribes .However there were only four who were in Uganda and one was outside Uganda . And those four in Uganda were : Major General Idi Amin who by then was under House Arrest , Colonel Juma Musa who was the Commander of Uganda Air Force , Lieutenant Colonel Ernest Obitre Gama who by then was Commander of Para - Troop Battalion , and LIeutenant Colonel Michael Odonga who was the Commander of Magamaga Battalion ( Logistics ) . While Colonel John Bart Agami was in France as a Political Refugee .


MILITARY :


According to the Military tradition and usual Military Etiquette the former Commander of the Uganda Armed Forces , Major General Idi Amin Dada , was chosen to be the Head of the Military Government of Uganda --------- with Lieutenant Colonel Ernest Obitre Gama as the Minister of Internal Affairs . And Lieutenant Michel Odonga as Ambassodor to USSR , and Major Michel Ombia as High Commissioner to India . In addition , all the Permanent Secretaries of respective Ministries were promoted to Ministers of their Ministries : ( a ) Ministry of Natural Resources and Animal Husbandry which was given to Mr . Erinayo . W. Oryiema Inspector General of Uganda Police Force who was a Nilotic Acholi tribe as a Minister . ( b ) The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry was given to Mr . Fabiano Okyera , Commissioner of Uganda Prisons Force who was also a Nilotic Acholi tribe as Mr . Oryema . And for the Nilotic Alur our Neighbours in the Region of West Nile , Mr . Severrino Ovonji who was the the Dierctor General of the East African Harbours Corporation was appointed the Minister of Public Services and Cabinet Affairs . . While Mr . Jino Geria, Chief Statistian of the East African Customs and Exercises was appointed Secretary to the Treasury , Ministry of Finance . And a propasal to create a Council of State to replace the Queen of England as the Chief of State ( Head of State ) of Uganda , thus reclaiming back our ( Uganda ' s ) Sovereignty which Britain refused to relinguish since 1962 .


COUNCIL OF MINISTERS : .


The first Cabinet of Ministers of the Military Government composed of the 18 ( eighteen ) Ministers of Senior Cabinet Rank . All Ministers were of Bantu Tribes except four Ministers ( Mr . Erinayo Oryiema , Mr . Fabiano Okwera , Mr . Wilson Lutara , and Mr . Severino Ovonji who are Nilotic / Luo Tribes -------- while the only Minisster of Lugbara Tribes was Lieutenant Colonel Earnst Obitre Gama . Officially , Major General Idi Amin Dada was the Head of Military Government and Commander - in - Chief of the Armed Forces inclulding the Minister of Defence . So there were only two kakwa .


AMBASSODORS :


Of all the Ugandan Ambassodors and High Commissioners to Foreign Countries or States , there were only two Lugbara appointed in 1971 : Lieutenant Colonel Michael Odonga as Ambassodor to USSR and Major Michael Ombia as High Commissioner to India .


The rest of the Ambassodors and High Commssioners were from Bantu Tribes . And most of the Permanent Secretaries were also Bantu .


STATE AGENCY DIRECTORS :


The Directors of the most important State Agencies were headed in 1971 , by the Bantu Tribes except two directors who are not Bantu :


( 1 ) Acting Chief of Staff , Uganda Armed Forces : Lieutenant Colonel Frances Nyangweso from Samia Tribe , Bukedi District , Eastern Region .


( 2 ) Chief Secretary to the Treasury , Ministry of Finance: Mr Jino Geria from Lugbari , West Nile Region -


( 3 ) Goevrnor , Bank of Uganda : Mr . Joseph Mubiru , Bantu / Muganda -










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Earth Scorched Military Operation on west nilans by. Majid Alemi Junior. amins childrens are educated. the keep low profile. to those ex rebels and corrupt mukoodo, who has chronic hate for my dad will not know the truth.

4 ) Chief Justice , High Court of Uganda : Mr . Benedicto Kiwanuka , Bantu / Muganda or a Ganda Tribe , Bugunda Region -


( Vice Chancellor , Makerere University : Mr. Francis Kaimuzu . Bantu Tribe . Western Region -


And most of the State Agencies of Lesser importance , and also many State Corporations ( sometimes known as Parastatal Bodies ) and many important corporations and Private Corporations and Companies and Banking Institutiions and Education Institutions were headed by the Bantu Tribes compared to the other Ethinic Groups such as Nilotics , , Hamatics and others .


SUPREME MILITARY COUNCIL :


The Supreme Council / SMC is what is commonly referred to as the Defence Council . Its Chairman , since 1971 was the Head of Military Government - Major General Idi Amin - and its own Secretary was Captain Emilio Mondo. While every Senior Military Officer and all Battalion Commanders and other Heads of Military Units and Security Units inclulding the Police Force / Prisons Force are Members of the Council . ( NB : TITLES AND RANKS ARE ALL THOSE OF THE AT THE TIME OF APPOINTMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL PERSON ) .


COUNCIL OF STATE :


The Council of State is also known as the Supreme Council of State / SCS . It was composed of five Members and with a Secretary :


( 1 ) Major General Idi Amin Dada , Kakua Tribe / Chairman


( 2 ) Colonel John Bart Agami , Lugbari Tribe / Secretary .


( 3 ) Lieutenant Colonel Earnst Obitre Gama , Lugbari Tribe /


( 4 ) Major Charles Arube , Kakua Tribe /


( 5 ) Lieutanant Ali Moses , Ma 'di Tribe /


These five physical persons were to be the Joint Chief of State for Uganda to replace the Queen of England who was the Chief of Uganda since 1962 .


NB : THIS MARKED THE END OF BRITISH SOVEREIGNITY OVER UGANDA : A GLORIOUS POLITICAL TRIUMPH FOR UGANDAN PEOPLE BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE COUNTER COUP D ' ETAT IN 1971 BY THE NILOTICS IN SELF DEFENCE FROM BEING EXTERMINATED . .




March 1971 . Entebbe , Uganda The Soverign State of Uganda

FOOT MARK : THIS ARTICLE IS FINALY RELEASED TO PUBLIC INFORMATION AND IS OFFICIAL : ON THE SERVICE OF JOHN BART AGAMI ATABUA II .







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Earth Scorched Military Operation on west nilans in 1978



CONTEXT :

1 . INTRODUCTION

2 . MOSHI CONFERENCE - March 23 - 29 , 1979 :

2 . 1 . Aims and purposes

2 . 2 . Implications

2 . 3 . Outcome

3 . UGANDA NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT ( UNLF ) - March , 1979 :

3 . 1 . Raison d ' e^tre

3 . 2 . Formation

3 . 3 . Revenge Philosophy

4 . THE UGANDA WAR - 1978 / 1979

5 . MASSACRES OF WESTNILANS

5 . 2 . Luo Land

5 . 3 . Teso

5 . 4 . Ankole and Toro

5 . 5 Bunyoro

5 . 6 . Buganda

5 . 7 . Busoga

5 . 8 . Bugisu and Bukedi

5 . 9 . Karamojo and Kigezi

5 .10 . West Nile /

5 . 11 . 0verall Destruction in West Nile

6 EFFECTS OF THE MASSACRES OF WESTNILANS

7 . COMMENTS

7 . 1 . Role of Tanzania

7 . 2 . What did Tanzania gain as a Country

7 . 3 . British Interests in Uganda

7. 3 . 1 . 1 . Diplomatic and Cultural

7 . 3 . 1 . 2 . Strategic

7 . 3 . 1 . 3 . Economic

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7 . 3 . 1 . 4 . Commercial

7 . 4 . Tanzanian Involvement in the Uganda War , 1976 / 79

8 . CONCLUSION



THE BRITISH - UGANDA WAR ON
( The Shaning of President Mr Julius Nyerere of Tanzania ) .

1 INTRODUCTION

1. 1 In October, 1978 , the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, headed by President Julius . K . Nyerere as the Chief Execuctive Athourity , declared war on Uganda Officially . President Nyerere justified his action with the argument that he had been requested by the peoples of Uganda to overthrow President Idi Amin of Uganda , whom he accused of mismanaging Uganda . The delegates of the Peoples of Uganda , in whose name President Nyerere invaded Uganda , assembled in the Tanzanian town of Moshi , where they elaborated the Political justification to President Nyerere 's action against Uganda .

1 . 2 The writing of this paper here aims to bring out briefly the implications and the consequences of President Nyerere 's action for Uganda as a land and as a multinational community of African men .

2 . MOSHI CONFERENCE - March 23 - 29 , 1979 : I will Continue with part two soon. By. Majid Alemi Junior, in bc.

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Aims and Purposes


2 . 1 . 1 The Moshi Conference was attended by the delegates of the Peoples of the East Nile / Uganda , namely the Bantu people , the Luo / Nilotic people , the Nilo - Hamatic people and others who are of non - African origines . The people of the West Nile / ( i .e . the Lugbari , Ma ' di , Kakwa Lendu , Logo , Ndu , Avukaya , Bari , Muru , Gbanda o , Mundu --- etc --- ) were not required, therefore not invited , to attend it . It was held in Moshi , Tanzania , during the period of March 23 - 29 , 1979 . The Aim and Purposes were as follows :

a / - To remove President Idi Amin and his Regime from power in Uganda :

b / - To re - establish Democracy in Uganda without the West Nile / which had been recognised as by the International Community in 1892 before it became a Confederate State with the Uganda State in 1926 . , thirty two ( 32 ) years after the Uganda State had been created by the British in April , in 1894 . and thirty four ( 34 ) years after it had been recognised by the International Community in September 1892 :

c / - To re - establish the National Independence of Uganda .

2 . 2 IMPLICATIONS

2 . 2 . 1 The implication of 2 . 1 . 1 ( b ) above is that the West Nile / was not needed in , and was not to be considered as part of Uganda . And the implication of 2 . 1 . 1 ( c ) above is that Uganda was not independent during the eight - years period of 1971 - 1979 , when it was ruled by the People of West Nile / with General Idi Amin , a Sudanic speaking Kakwa as the President .This implication means , in turn that the Speaking people of the West Nile / Lado are considered Foreigners in Uganda .

2 . 2 . 2 . It follows that the Idi Amin Regime was to be removed in Uganda , not because it was a regime of Military Dictatorship as was officially stated , but because , in the minds of the Delegates at the Moshi Conference of March , 1979 , it was a Regime of Foreigners from the West Nile /

2 . 3 . OUTCOME

2 . 3 . 1 The outcome of the Moshi Agreement Conference of 1979 was / is the Uganda National Liberation Front ( UNLF ) , which consisted of three Organs :

a / - An Executive Council , headed by Mr . Yusuf . K . Lule a Muganda tribe Muslim who turned out later to be a Protestant :

b / - A legislative Councilknown as the National Consultative ( NCC ) , headed by Mr . Edward Rugumayo, a Mutoro from Western Region .

c / - A military council , which was refered to as the Militaru Commission or the Military Wing of the UNLF and which was headed by Mr . Paulo Mwanga , a Muganda .

3 / - UGANDA NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT ( UNLF ) - March , 1979 :

3 .1 . Raison d ' e^tre

3 . 1. 1 Attended by the delegates of twenty eight ( 28 ) political groups representing the peoples of the East Nile / Uganda and who assembled in Moshi , Tanzania, during the period March 23v - 29 , 1979 , and placed under the Chairmanshipof Associate Professor Tarsis B . Kabyegyere , a Muhiru from Ankole , the UNLF aimed to unite and organise the ethnic peoples of the East Nile / Uganda against

3 . 1. 1 Attended by the delegates of twenty eight ( 28 ) political groups representing the peoples of the East Nile / Uganda and who assembled in Moshi , Tanzania, during the period March 23v - 29 , 1979 , and placed under the Chairmanshipof Associate Professor Tarsis B . Kabyegyere , a Muhiru from Ankole , the UNLF aimed to unite and organise the ethnic peoples of the East Nile / Uganda against the Ethnic people ( i.e Lugbari , Ma ' di , Kakua , Ndu , Kebu , Lendu , Logo , ---- etc ---- of the West Nile / with a view to overthrowing the Idi Amin Regime . It was intended also against the Muslims or the Sympathisers and Collaborators of the Islamic Faith in the East Nile / Uganda and the West Nile /


3 .1 .2 The Tanzanian Government of Mr . Julius Nyerere offered the Tanania Peoples Defence Forces ( tpdf ) , as well as the Land of Tanzania to be used by more forces from some other Countries in Africa and outside Africa , for the Operations .Both the TPDF and the Non - Tanzanian forces from Africa and outside Africa took part in fighting the 1978 / 79 Uganda war to overthrow President Idi Amin and his Regime .

3 . 2 FORMATION

3. 2 . 1 . The Uganda National Liberation Front ( UNLF ) was formed by the Luo / Nilotic people ( i.e . the Acholi , Lango - Omiru , Alur , -- etc --- ) , the Bantu people ( i. e . the Baganda , Basoga , Banyakole , Batoro , Bakiga , , Bagisu , Banyaro , --- etc --- and the Nile - Hamatic people ( i . e . the Ateso , Karamajong , Lango - Dyang , --- etc --- ) , all of them from the East Nile / Uganda , to fight the people of the West Nile / ( i .e . the Lugbari , Ma ' di , Kakua , Ndu , Ke ' bu , Lendu , Logo , --- etc --- ) and the Muslims in the East Nile / Uganda and West Nile /


3 . 2 . 2 There were intenxely organised diplomatic manoevours under the name of the Republic of Tanzania with Mr . Julius Nyerere as the Chief Executive Authority to coordinate , and in whose name the overall operations of the Uganda war on the of 1978 / 79 were conducted by Non - Tanzanians from outside the Continent of Africa .

3 . 2 . 3 . Many Countrues in the other continents, namely , Europe , America , Asia and Ocenia, participated very effectivelyin various capacities and abilities in support of the UNLF in the Uganda war of 1978 / 79 against the west nilans people of the West Nile / who are regarded in Uganda as Foreigners due to the fact they had been part of ZAIRE / ( CONGO ) , known then as the Congo Free State ., and the Sudan between 1892 and 1920 , before their Association with Uganda - British Protectorate . which became effective in 1926 following the five years War of 1914 - 1919 between Lugbari and the British .

3 .3 REVENGE PHYILOSOPHY

3 . 3 . 1 It was during the last quarter of 19th Centuary , when European Colonial powers were rushing to grab any piece of Land they could fimd in Africa , that the Sudanic people came into contact with the British people .Ever since that period , the relations between the west nilans people and the British people are conflictual . For the west nilans ugandans have been awaret hat the Britsh people are all out to gtab and occupy their Land . The following events are the illustrations of the conflictual nature of the Anglo - Relations :

a / - 1880 - 1882 The attack of the west nilans ugandan people by a British force commanded by Lieutanant - Colonel - William Hicks . The attack was beaten off in 1882 . Of the 11, 000 invading soldiiers , about 200 got away alive .

b / - 1884 The expulsion by Commadant aliga town of a foreign administration of occupation with Dr Edward Schnditzner , an Austrian who was in the serice of Britain and who iscommonly known in history as Dr Emin Pasha , as the head . There after , Dr Emin Pasha set up another administration of foreign occupation in Wadelai .

c / - 1889 : The explusion by Commadant Fadh - el - Mula Aga . a Lugbari tribe , of the second administration of foreign occupation set up by Dr . Emin Pasha .in Wadelai .

d / - 1896 - 1899 : The War , commonly known in History as the Mahdist War , in which the British forces were commanded by Gen . Horatio Kitcherner .

e / - 1897 - 1900 : The sometimes known as the Uganda Mutiny , by the Solduers . As a result of it , Commanant Bilal Amin ( Grand Father of Idi Amin Awong Dada who became President of Uganda in 1971 ) was executed by the British for having refused to fight his own people in North western uganda and to be used to kill the Ganda people for nothing .

f / - 1914 - 1919 : The Lugbari - British War



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f / - 1914 - 1919 : The Lugbari - British War

3. 3 . 2 The scats of these confrontations are still visible today . No suprise that anything connected with the people stings for the British people . It makes them tick . They always search to destroy the people in revenge . That is why the name of General Idi Amin was used as a pretext to massacre the ugandan people in Uganda from 1979 ..

4 THE BRITISH UGANDA WAR ON UGANDAN OF WEST NILE / 1978 / 79

4 . 1 The details of this British Uganda war on Lado of 1978 / 79 will not be given in this article here . . They are already available in the report on the war . Here , only a few events will be pointed out to clarify both the points raised and our position as the west nilans ugandan people .

4 . 2 The war simply refered to as Uganda War of 1978 / 79 could faintly be called the Third World War, in the sense that the whole world participated in the struggle in one way or another , with Kampala representing Berlin . Mr . Cyrus Vance , U .S . Secretary of State , stated that the War was costing U . S . dollars one million a day .

4 . 3 The cause of the war , in reality and in its totality , can be divided into three parts :

a / _ Foreign economic Interests in Uganda ,

b / - Revenge against the ugandan people of the West Nile /

c / - Hatred for the people of the West Nile / who are considered by the ethic peoples of the East Nile / Uganda as Foreigners in , therefore unacceptable to rule Uganda ;

4 . 4 These three causes Led the Bantu people , the Luo / Nilotic , the Nilo - Hamitic people and others who are of Non - African origines , diplomatically backed up , supported , covered and pushed forward by Britain , the ( former ) colonising power , and organised into a fighting force known as the Uganda National Liberation Army ( UNLA ) , to declare war on Uganda occupied by the west nilans ugandans people of Lado in 1979 .

4 . 5 . 1 The War is considered as the third war because all the Continents of the World , namely Africa , Europe , Asia , America and Ocenia , participated in it in one way or another . The invading forces consisted of the two following groups :

a / - The UNLA section of Luo people Led by Col . Tito Okello , an Acholi , and Lieut . Colonel. David Oyite - Ojok , a Langi ;

b / - The UNLA section of Bantu people Led by Mr . Paulo Mwanga, a Muganda , and Mr . Yoweri Museveni , a Muhima from Ankole .

c / - The UNLA section of Nilo - Hamitic people Led by Lieut . Col . William Omaria , an Ateso .

4 . 5 . 2 The Tanzania Peoples Defence Forces ( TPDF ) - Soldires from different countries in Africa and outside Africa were assembled in Tanzania under the name of the Tanzania Peoples Defences Forces ( TPDF ) . Placed under the overall umbrella of Tanzania , those TPDF were of three groups :

a / - The TPDF of Tanzanian citizens ;

b / - The TPDF of Non - Tanzanian Africans

c / - The TPDF of Non - Tanzanian Non - Africans .

4 . 6 The UNLA forces under 4 . 5 . 1 , above and the TPDF forces under 4 . 5 . 2 above formed , together , a total force of about 250 , 000 men against the Uganda National Army of about 25 - 30 , 000 men. But some independent reports have estimated the total number of the UNLA and TPDF who participated in fighting the Uganda war of 1978 / 79 to be between 300 , 000 and 350 , 000 men .

4 . 7 According to the planners, this third war was supposed to befought for a maximum of seven weeks before it could led to the overthrow of President Amin and his Regime .Though , officially , the War started in October , 1978 , the first short was actually fired in July , 1978 . So that this third World War , which had been planned to last a maximum of seven weeks , took seven months officially and ten months unofficially.

4 . 8 . It was on April 11th , 1979 , that Kampala, the Capital of Uganda , fell in the hands of the so - called Tanzanian Soldiers, who , in realty , wer different African and Non - African Soldiers under the overall command of Tanzania . The UNLF Excuctive Council was sworn in on April 13 , 1979 , with Mr . Yusuf Lulue as the President of Uganda .

5 . MASSACRE OF WEST NILANS UGANDANs

By Majid Alemi Junior.

6 EFFECTS OF THE MASSACRES OF WEST NILANS

6 . 1 About 150 , 000 Sudanic people ( Lugbari , Ma ' di , Kakua , Ndu , Lendu , Logo , etc --- ) became Displaced within the West Nile / Lado and the East Nli / Uganda . About 600 , 000 of the Survivors were forced to flee into exile and became Refugees elsewhere in Africa , in the Sudan , in Zaire / Democratic Republic of Congo and in Kenya , and outside Africa . Thus , the West Nile / became completely Depopulated . by the end of of 1982 .

6 .2 . The immense Majority of the people massacred in the East Nile / UGANDA were Workers or Labourers in the Sugar plantations and Tea estates , in the Coffee , Cotton , Tobacco , and Simsim fields , and in the Mines and Factories . They were not Replaced in all those Enterprises of Production , since the Ethnic peoples of East Nile / Uganda could not do the work they ( the west nilans people ) used to do .

6 . 3 . Up to 1979 , the West Nile / had been among the Leading Regions of Uganda in the production of crops like cotton , tobacco , groundnuts , simsim , cassava , millet , sorgum , maize , pease , and beans , etc ... . These crops were either exported to help boost Uganda ' s foreign exchange earnings , or used as raw marerials for the textile factories in Jinja , yhe cigarette factories in Jinja and in Kampala , the starch factory in Lira , the ediible oil factories in Jinja and Kawempe . , the Waragi factory in Port Bell , Kampala , etc -- 0r they were consumed internally as food .

6 . 4 . Mr Julius Nyerere ' s action that led to the Massacres of the west nilans People in the East Nile / Uganda and the De populayion of the West Nile people / has therefore served to deprive Uganda of the Largest part of its Production - agricultural , mineral , industrial . For Uganda lost the Manpower it used to have for its economic Development and Progress . Thus Uganda has become Empoverished and backward - developed to the Level of the Tanzanian Ujamah Villages , from which illiterate , bare - footed Tanzanian men were recruited to takepart in the invasion of Uganda in 1879 .

6 . 4 . 1 . Mr Yoweri Museveni , helped , knowingly , or unknowingly , to accelerrate this backward - development of Uganda through the " Nyumba Kumi "System , he imported from Tanzania as Forign Aid .

6 . 5 Therefore , it is not far - fetched to say that the Major and only intention of the Imternational conspiracies of the past period to Repatriate the west nilans Refugees into Uganda by force is that those Refugees wouldbe used , upon their forced repatriation to Uganda , to replace the dead west nilans producerd of agricultural , mineral , and industrial wealth for Uganda . Here was and is the brutal Colonial Politics and Human Violation justified by the the only crave and for profit . The Authority of Uganda Government in Exile of the west nilians is against this British -Uganda Political Phylosoph designed for the total destruction and elimination of the Sudanic people.


7 . COMMENTS

7 . 1 Role Tanzania

7 . 1 . 1 . The part played by Tanzania in Uganda War of 1978 / 79 was Diplomatic , Strategic and Financial .

7 , 1 . 1 . 1 Diiplomatic : Tanzania was used to organise and conduct the diplomatic campaign against Uganda .

7 . 1 . 1 . 2 Strategic : offered its Land / Territory for training the East / Nile / Ugandan peoples to fight the west nile people , and for arranging for the needs and procurements of the weapons and equipments necessary for the war . Tanzania offered its Land / Territory for also assembling an international force for the British Government and the British people to protect thier interests in Uganda . The main areas of their interest in Uganda are Diplomatic and Cultural , Strategic , Economic , and Commercial .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . Diplomatic and Cultural

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . It must be stated very clearly to starrt with that the core or the Central concept of the British Commonwealth is that the Monarch ( i . e . King or Queen ) of England as the Chief of State of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is the Head of State of every Member State of the British Commonwealth Contries .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 2 . Therefore Uganda as a State being a Member of the British Commonwealth , the Queen of England , H . M . Elizabeth II , is the Official and True Head of State ( or Chief of State ) of Uganda . The President of Uganda , being of the same and equal Status as the British Prime Minister , is the Head of Government ( or Chief of Government ) . In short he is the Number Two to Her Majesty the Queen of England .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 3 . One issue which confuses the ordinary , non Political mentor / mind is the Tactical switch and Compromise of Duties and / or Functions between the Act of Technicality , and Legality and Administration .

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7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 3 . One issue which confuses the ordinary , non Political mentor / mind is the Tactical switch and Compromise of Duties and / or Functions between the Act of Technicality , and Legality and Administration .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 4 . What is meant by this is that the Membership of the State of Uganda to the British Commonwealth Orgainisation makes her exercise its Independence within the Organisation itself only , as an Independent State equal to the rest of the Member States . But, outside the British Commonwealth Organisation , the Uganda State and this refers to every and each of the British Commonwealth Member States , is not Independent to exercise its Rights and Duties with a full Capacity as a Sovereign State .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 5 WHY ? THIS IS A VERY INTERESTING QUESTION TO ASK

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 6 Because its Sovereign Capacity is Invested , Vested and Entrusted to the British State to exercise by the Physical Person of the Monarch of England , who is the True Chief of State of Uganda . Therefore , the Uganda State is a Subordinate State to the British State in International Politics , with Restricted Capacity for Foreign Actions on its own .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 7 . The Diplomatic advantage of this for Britain is that no other Sovereign State of the World has Rights to deal with Uganda directly without the British O . K , PERMISSION , or CONCURRENCE . And , therefore , this Authorises Britain to organise the Affairs of Uganda in the way that suits best the British National Interests . In this Respect , the Diplomatic control of the Ugandan Affairs , also , gives Rise and Rights to the British to determine the issues of Leadership for Uganda , either by the British choosing the Person to be Leader , or by deciding the kind of Personality who is to be the Head of Government , that is to say the President of Uganda . . And , this means that the Ugandan Leader or President selected by Britain must protect the British Interests in Uganda and owe Allegiance to the Monarch ( i .e King or Queen ) of England as the Sovereign Chief / Head of State of State of Uganda , on the one hand , and to the Governor of the Anlican Church of Uganda , on the other hand . Here , it must be emphasised that the Sovereign Chief / Head of State of Uganda and the Governor of the Anglican Church of Uganda is the Monarch of England .

7 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 8 The Cultural advantage for Britain is that the Training of the Attitude and Mentor and of its Authorities mst be controlled through the Socio - Cultural traits : The British Language , Religion , some Small favours or Considerations , like , Scholarships and Bursaries , etc --- So the English has become an Instrument for controlling the " Thinking Mind / Mentor " of the peoples of Uganda and it is this what is called in Uganda . No wonder NO WONDER WHEN THE COUNCIL OF STATE / SUPREME COUNCIL OF STATE / SCS OF UGANDA WAS FORMED IN THE PERIOD OF GENERAL IDI AMIN ADMINISTRATION FROM 1971 TO REPLACE TO REPLACE THE BRITISH SOVEREIGNITY OVER UGANDA , BRITAIN HAD TO DO ONE THING ONLY , THAT WAS AND TO REMOVE IDI AMIN AND HIS ADMINISTRATION FROM UGANDA . THIS IS THE TRUE REASON OF THE WAR ( 1978 / 79 ) AGAINST THE OF EAST NILE / UGANDA FOR BRITAIN TO REINSTATE HER SOVEREIGNITY OVER UGANDA AND TO KEEP UGANDA UNDER HER CONTROLL BY FORCE .

7 . 2 . 1 . 2 Strategic .

7 . 2 . 1 . 2 . 1 . Uganda are in a very Strategic position in East Africa for Military purposes , on the one hand , and for the control of the Nile Valley and the Nile Headwaters from Kagera and Lake Nalubale / the so called Lake Victoria in British Language , on the other hand . It was because of these that the events of the period 1880 - 1920 took place between the Britsh and the ugandan people

7 . 2 . 1 . 2 . 2 The Strategic importance of the Nile Valley for the British was that its control would serve to protect the Sea route through the Indian Ocean to the British trade interests in the Near East and Far East .

7 . 2 . 1 . 2 . 3 At the same time , Uganda are seen by the British to offer a favourable ground for Military Training , and for the Stationing of British Soldiers for rapid deployment for operations around these Regions where British interests might be in danger and / or might need to be protected . The issue here then in short of a Military ground and logistics convinience for Military operations .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 Economics

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 1 . Uganda are rich . The land is fertile , the climate excellent with regolar and sufficient rains falling . The British have Vested Economic interests there .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 2 . The main British Economic in Uganda are the raw materials which are of two types :

a / - Agricultural Products - Coffee , Cotton , Tobacco , Tea , Sugar , etc ---

b / - Mineral Resources - Copper ,




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b / - Mineral Resources - Copper , Tin , Gold , Petroleum , Cement , Asbestors etc -----

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 3 . The avalaibility in Uganda of rich Land , plenty of water , energy resources such as waterfalls for hydo- electricity , petroleum , solar energy and bio - gas energy , and forests resources for both energy and constructions of different types inclulding buildings made it impossible for the British to leave the peoples of Uganda on their own .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 4 The Key to the British Economic interests in Uganda is the control of the Uganda / Monetary and Fiscal Affairs , or Monetary System , so that the Forign Trade of Uganda is controlled by Britain ..This means that the Independence of Uganda in International Trade is controlled by Britain .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 5 By controlling the Monetary and Fiscal Affairs of Uganda Britain succeeded to controll the free develoment of the National Reserve Fund Buildings , on the one hand , and the Foreign Trade Expansion of Uganda on the other hand . The British Economic Interests in Uganda are protected in this way .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 6 . Hence forcing Uganda and their peoples to produce what Britain decides to be produced and how much of it to be produced . Through Uganda / Lado ' s Membership to the British Commonwealth Orgaisation , Britain is assured of all the agricultural and mineral resources of Uganda for her own , British National industries in the U . K . and in other Countries .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 7 . There is a cheap Labour force avalaible in Uganda to use to produce the agricultural and mineral raw materials needed for transfer to Britain . In otherwards in the Minds of the British , there is avalaible in Uganda a multitude of Respectable Slaves to be Exploited for the profit of the British people .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 8 Consequently , neither our agricultural resources , mineral resources , Labour resources , nor our waters , trees , and mountains are to be surrendered to the British people . On top of this , the same British turn around to insult us on this planet that they call the Earth " We do not know anything in the part of Africa . " .

7 . 2 . 1 . 3 . 9 . In the end the only advantage from the Memmership to be part of Commonwealth Organisation is the Broad Day - Light Robbery of our Natural and Human Resources for the British people to enjoy ., while our own people are left to die every day of Hunger , Poverty , Diseases . In this way , our own people are converted into a Community of Assisted men

7 . 2 . 1 . 4 Cmmercial

7 . 2 . 1 . 4 . 1 . Britain does everything to control Uganda and Lado to protect the MARKETS for the British products and for the empolyment of the British people .

7 . 2 . 1 . 4 . 2 Uganda are a favourable market for the British manufactured goods . This is known as a GOODS MARKET .

7 . 2 . 1 . 4 . 3 . With its excellent climate , Uganda and Lado are converted by the British people as a westnilans to live in . Thus Uganda are a favourable Labour Market for the empolyment of the British people to work in .

7 . 2 . 1 . 4 . 4 Uganda are in addition a favourable Service Market for the Services rendered by the British professionals of all grounds and walks of life : - Lwyers , Bankers , Traders , Importers , Accountants , Physicians , Dentits , Nurses , Teachers , Engineers , Tour Operators , etc -------

7 . 3 . TANZANIAN INVOLVEMENT IN THE BRITISH EAST /NILE / UGANDA WAR ON THE PEOPLE OF WEST NILE /

7 . 3 . 1 To protect her Diplomatic and Cultural , Strategic , Economic , and Commercial interests in Uganda Britain is always involved in all sorts of manipulations to control the Affairs of Uganda and Lado . The invasion of Uganda in 1978 / 79 by an International force of about 250 , 000 African and Non - African Soldiers operating from the soil of Tanzania was the result of those manipulations by Britain .

7 . 3 . 2 . The Invasion was organised and conducted from the soil of Tanzania because its Head of Government , President Julius Nyerere , was an Obedient Child of the British Commonwealth family , obeying the orders of the British Commonwealth family , Her Majesty the Queen of England .

7 . 3 . 3 By putting all the rsources of his Country at the disposal of Foreign Interests to attack Uganda , a negbouring African Country , Julius Nyerere , who took pride By. Major. Majid Alemi Junior. A Special Assistant to my late. dad. Mzee baaba. RIP. Al-Hajid Idi Amin Dada Alemi. left wing president office parliamentary building in kampala. as well former foreign services officer. peace,love,unity are the road to success.

December 30, 2008 8:45 PM

Dear all contributors,
I am a Tanzanian and was born 1981 ,currently living in US, soon after Kagera war ended,and would like to sum everything up as how i view Iddi Amin,and Uganda as well as the summary of Tanzanians view about Iddi Amin and nyerere.
1.All Tanzanians think their economic problems started when the kagera war started when Nyerere told wananchi kufunga mikanda.We didn't know some of the reason Iddi invaded Kagera was Nyerere harbouring and entertaining Obote and other majambazi like M7

2.Many Tanzanians especially those born recently dont know Iddi amin and dont care either they are now into popular culture(Rap music,fashion shows and such) and not much into politics or history.

3.Because media outlets were state controlled(No TV station at the time)people's views were very influenced by whatever nyerere wanted to convey.It wasn't like let people know both sides of the story so they can make their decision.It was just Iddi katuvamia so lets go get him Nduli.

3.So fastforwad many years passed now ,news are free and everyone is resourceful and has access to any story and how it happened and get facts from both sides then decide what their side is.

4.Tanzanians even untill recently view Uganda and Kenya very highly ndio maana watu wenye fedha wanajisikia vizuri kupeleka watoto wao kusoma kenya na uganda like some kind of prestige.

5.Even in Tanzania we don't like wahindi very much ,they are very slippery and feel they are just as superior as whites and also ni wanyonyaji,so i support iddi on that.

6.I have always wondered if idi didn't go to even a nursery school how did he rise to "the who is who in the world" the only thing you can do for non educated in Tanzania is Drive a taxi and this is recently.

7.My conclussion after googling his videos,speeches and stories from victims and his supporters is as follows

a) He knew philosophy and behaviour of people very well therefore always stating his position clearly about any incident example disappearance of members of his cabinet and so on.

b) As a professional soldier he understood conflicts and the economics behind it.Always siding with the most profitable and most likely to win.This explains his support to Brittish and Israel then changed to Arabs and palestine.

c) Being a boy for the Brittish cooking for them and all for many many years he got tired to be a boy and that he hold so many grudges for the brittish(Bwanas) so he wanted to be freewill and perhaps bashing his bwanas whenever he was doing well.

d)One thing i have learned from him is that he always wanted things to be clear ,brief,and logical even though he didnt know much logic.

e)He was doing too many things at a time and this led to many failed assignments.

f)He always wanted honest,respect and truth from people and hardwork regardless whether they are educated or not.He understood educated people sometimes can mislead you this is true because not all educated people are trustworthy.It is also true some educated people are very opinionated and full of western cultures and philosphies which can be a problem for a real african nationalist.

g)His freewill ascended so high that he could speak to even a leader of US like he is speaking to a child at shule ya msingi (i personally admired his daring attitude and will take it with me everywhere) There should be no looking down on any person just coz u r a president of US or queen of brittain.

h)He was a terrible accordian,making his ministers dance to his weird music,he understood some people in his cabinet might not respect him as a president coz he not much educated which is very typical for educated people to disrespect uneducated so he always yelled at them.

i)He was a comedian,and his kiswanglish made him even funnier.

I have never been able to understand why m7 is still in power ,do people have elections?something is wrong the guy has been a prez since i was starting primary school.
Ni Hayo tu ndugu zangu,Asanteni sana.

7 . 3 . 3 By putting all the rsources of his Country at the disposal of Foreign Interests to attack Uganda , a negbouring African Country , Julius Nyerere , who took pride and always believed in being a Socialist Man and President , acted as an embodiment of the collusion between Imperialism and Socialism . And , he still claimed to be the Father of Africa . Where on earth does a Father sell his own Children to the others as Slaves ?


8 . THE VIEW

8 . 1 . The overall view of the westnilans ugandan refugee and through the voice of the ugandans Refugee Orgainisation and the Government in Exile of theWestnilans and seen the events going on in Uganda since the invasion of Uganda in 1978 / 79 whereby large - scale killings of the trained manpwer of Uganda and Lado and whereby the peasants were also being killed and with the destruction of schools , hospitals , farmlands and crops , Uganda were being reduced to wretched dependence and mediocrty on this earth . In fact , since the overthrow of Idi Amin and his Regime , the Uganda Shillings got devalued from S hs . 7 / = to one U. S . dollar to Sh s . 2 , 500 / = to one U . S dollar in the International Money markets by the end of November 1985 . But , still today the devalution figures are tremendously astronomic . In this way , the agricultural and mineral products of Uganda today are being taken away free of charge by the Foreign Interests for whom President Julius Nyerere invaded Uganda and Lado .. This is a Broad Day - Light Robbery of the Resources of Uganda and Mr . Julius Nyerere was used as a Respectable African Head in this unprecedente bloodshed in Uganda . Poverty and Human misery have reached proportions never known of before in the History of Uganda and Today the peoples of Uganda ARE BEING ENSLAVED on their own soils to produce cheap agricultural goods for the British industries in the U . K and elsewhere . And , Uganda have become a dumbing site for the British Goods , Services , and Personnel . And yet , if Julius Nyerere had been a True African , and a True African Leader , he would have understood that his own offspring and his country had and would have everything to gain from a Uganda that was and is free than from a Uganda THAT IS AS BEGGARLY AS TANZANIA AND DEPEDENT .


8 . 1 . 1 . It is clearly therefore to note that since from the war which started from 1978 / 79 on the Sudanic people , the war is in its protracted form : in Political , Diplomatic and Military still . The Westnilans therefore are still in the war against them till today . In the Diplomatic manner the Brtish Agents and through their Country Allies are forcing on some Westnilans People ) to sign now what they say and term it to be reconciliation Agreements with Ugandan Government . What is there to reconcile on ? What is that Crime the Sudanic People from West / committed against Ugandans - East Nile / Uganda .now the The British Tricks are being well exposed now to Rule through Uganda . By. Major. Majid Alemi Junior. A Special Assistant to my late. dad. Mzee baaba. RIP. Al-Hajid Idi Amin Dada Alemi. left wing president office parliamentary building in kampala. as well former foreign services officer. peace,love,unity are the road to success.

December 30, 2008 8:45 PM most of asians british citizens that went back to reclaim their properties twice. were compensated during amins government. they bribed the M7 offiicial of stealing uganda resources like copper ETC. the to face court of law. they commited crime by recieving money twice. it ugandan tax payers. ugandans shuld open their eyes.

Hahaha... education is power! "Amin's son litracy is questioneable, WANAICHI > Can you observe something ... CUT & PASTE".
Its illegal to use someones work, & if you use it as you have been doing, you should reveal the source.
I don't-know about M7, and I am not keen to know, lets stick to the butcher-your-dad-Amin Dad.

Re: to Forward or share InformationWith the public is not ILLEGAL. you so called nickname mukoodo. check with LEGAL Adviser. you may be Ignorant of Law, again you dont know amins family, how much the level of education we in the family. acieve. most brothers and sisters are graduate students. in all field . doctors, political science, lawters, law enforcements field, military officers, civil servants. ETC around the globe. most of the family are keeping low profile, for their own security most of them protection officials as before, during our dads govt. some us are provided with protection guards where we are now. stop calling my late, dad butcher, you dont have proof. by. majid alemi junior.

You see Majid, you have lost the point, because of being half-baked.

True, it's NOT illegal to share info.

Majid, when you CUT & PASTE someones writtings (work) as you normally do, please reveal the source Mr. Stupid. Free education for you.

Looking forward to seeing your stupidity "CUT & PASTE".

Re: Due to all your correspondance, here, I am afraid you seems have mental problems, try to stay out of this discussion forum, also arequest to connect uganda to delete all your posts, you violeted the agreement with connect uganda. the type of the tone you are using. it is enough to let you go. again you seems to be outsider. now with some articles forwarded here, are emailed to me to fwd them, also those sources asked me not to eveal their Identity for their protection. the law allows that. bye bye. do not write anthing anymore. hater, by majid alemi junior. again seek medical treatment. [you have mental case.

Yes, you're right with your assessment of my mental condition - Majid Alemi Junior no one can blame you at all. Remember, "that's how he assessed who should be butcher in cold blood". I guess I would have been on waiting list!!! Hahaha

Mr Stupid I can give you my tel. No., but you won't be able to butcher me. Let me know if you want it?

Can you recommend me the best mental hospital please, any where in the world I can afford it.

Waiting for CUT & PASTE.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=...re=related

be quit and seek help to overcome is disturbing you, mentaly, also you may have a desease of heart. envy causing you to hate. my dad whom you dont know. you need rehabilitation, and orientation to intergrate into civilian sociaty. mukoodo whatever your hiding your real name. you will be known. bye bye. by majid alemi junior. I dont hide my name. quit no need for you to reply.

Between you and me, before you write anything seek assistance from your neighbours, I promise not to tell anybody.

Majid please keep your mouth shut about your dad.

Please do CUT & PASTE to avoid embarrassments.

To HELL with your dad.

Thank you very much Mr.S.. & happy new year.

just shut up. and seek help. with your mental status, as well desease of the heart. envy causing you to hate my dad whom you dont know. my dad was a good father, a wonderful husband, a great leader, a founder of economic Independence in uganda. millions of people love him. except just few of his rivals giving bad image about him, like you mukoodo one of them. just quit. enough, enough, enough. no need for you to reply. shut your mouth. my dad use to tell me to forgive those who hates him, hatred is a crime you should understand that. bye bye. by. majid alemi junior.

Hey Majid can you tell us a little bit of how he fled the country in plane what was the scene like and how was his life in jeddah?why did he leave libya was there anything wrong in libya???asante sana.

Re: Uganda and the rest around the globe remember & mourn the Former President of the republic of Uganda RIP the Late Al-Haji Iddi Amin dada. the ocassion started with National Prayers in all Masjid/Mosque worldwide. after Jumuah Prayers, the clerics Imams make a special dua suplications for the late, Mze baaba. my dad, Iddi Amin dada & all our loved ones who are no longer with us anymore, may almighty allah res their souls in eternal peace aamin. right now, as I am writing this, people are invited at the late, Mze Baaba Iddi Amins Manshion house which he re build newly, while he was still alive in exile, Jeddah saudi arabia. the ocassion are underway right now in arua, tanganyika village. we invite the members of the media locally, as well Internationaly to go at his house and cover events and by yourself how people love him. it is now saturday. aug.16 in uganda. people to aproach are, baba hussein diliga and my young brother, Jaffar remo, one of dadys son, my sister maimuna are also in arua today, & many Family members. I want bbc reporter go there now witness whats taking place today, rather thern writing negativities and false stories about our beloved father, Al-Haji Iddi Amin dada. many dignitories were invited, & will attend the ocassion plus Lunch & refreshment will be served. Jaffar remo will send me email of what are taking place. Majid Amonye Junior & Family. also we orgonize dinner tommorrow at my place. time defference. salam warahma. the answer your question. of how travel onplane to libya, and why he left libya to saudi arabia, his life in jeddah saudi arabia. will follow. in jeddah, he was well looked after by the saudi government, including the family. he sometime feel home sick, people do send food stuffs from uganda to him, in cargo planes, every friday, travel to makkah for jumuar prayers, 45 minutes drive from jeddar to makkah. he like swimming in the lake, he complited quranic religious studies, as acedemic education. with diploma. his last wife was married to him from masaka, and sent to him, ito jeddah, saudi arabia. she gave birth to dad with blessed 3 children. the are still in jeddar up to now. more will follow soon. by majid alemi junior.

Dad was a playful and mischievous man and he liked to laugh. We enjoyed lots of laughter with him. He loved doing the Acholi Welcome Dance, which resembles the Maori Welcome Dance. He loved jesting and one of his favourite jokes was to run at people with a spear the way Acholi dancers do in imitation dances. People would be shocked to see this huge figure hurtling at them. Dad would throw the spear so it landed at their feet. It was just a joke and not meant seriously. I likened dad to Mohammad Ali because he had the same sense of mischief. Dad was also a great fan of cartoons. He enjoyed slapstick. Tom and Jerry was his favourite. I hated and still hate it when people called and call my father a buffoon." by. majid alemi junior











"Dad loved to dress well and he made sure us his children dressed well too. He loved everything British and he was particular about his clothes. He had a butler (Odero) to deal exclusively with his wardrobe. He had to have cravats and was obsessed by them. I have no idea about the difference between Louis Vuitton, Hermes or Dior, but dad could tell the difference at a glance. Dad had hand made shoes flown in from Britain and he loved anything British, if it was well made. This passion extended to his car collection, which included Land Rovers, Range Rovers and Rolls-Royces, with the exception of a Mercedes 300 coupe that he received as a gift from Libya's Muammar Gaddafi. This was a particular favourite."

"Another plaything of dad’s was an amphibious car. He would take his wives or girlfriends out in it and head towards a lake. The girls would start screaming as they thought they were going to drown, but the car just floated. This tickled him."

"Dad would take us his children with him in his Mercedes cars, when he went out to the various Ugandan provinces and districts. He would take with him a child or children from local mothers to show his loyalty to the area. When addressing constituents, dad would often say, "this is your child" - like the time he went to open the Kibimba Rice scheme in Busoga District. He took me with him because my mother comes from the area and so does my younger brother Moses’ mum. I remember my young brothers Moses and Mwanga being dressed in mini military uniforms on these trips, as I myself donned a safari suit."

"When I was nine years old in 1975, dad took us to Angola. It was a really nice day trip. Dad was friends with a CIA agent (Zeegla), who had new equipment from the US, including planes for our trips."

"We had a shooting range at one of our houses and all of us the President’s children were taught how to shoot, and how to strip an AK-47. My father liked us competing against each other to see who could dismantle the weapon quickest. My record was nine seconds."

"Dad was a great swimmer and he would tell us, "Whoever can hold his breath underwater for two minutes wins 100 shillings". He said it would help us be good marksmen."

"Basketball was another sport dad loved. He would watch films of the Harlem Globetrotters and then organize games with his troops. My father was 6 foot 4, but most of my brothers towered over him. I am the shortest at 6 feet 1 inch. Dad used to joke that we would make a great basketball team."

"Dad’s bombastic propaganda statements continued on radio. On March 26, 1979 the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (Radio Uganda) announced that the President was "cut off at Entebbe." This happened while the Tanzanian forces were still more than 70 miles away from Kampala. There might have been some truth in the announcement since this was the exact time dad was negotiating with Ghadhafi to receive his immediate family into Tripoli, and he still needed the useful Entebbe International Airport." "Since Van-Guards of the so called Liberation Forces had already possibly infiltrated some parts of the route to Entebbe by that time, dad addressed the nation during which he asked "Ugandans who believe in God [to] pray day and night.""

"The Liberators intensified their efforts because they were hell bent on overthrowing dad. On March 27, 1979, the "liberation" bombs ("saba-saba") landed on the compounds of the Republic House at Mengo and the Army Shop nearby in the evening."

"Dad’s Army continued to disintegrate but his bombastic propaganda statements continued on radio. On March 28, 1979, the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (Radio Uganda) claimed that dad had "smashed through the Tanzanian forces and reopened the road to Entebbe". The Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (Radio Uganda) and dad may have been living in a dream world as the world would have wished it to be but privately dad knew better. The bluff and the bombast that had served dad well for eight years were rapidly losing their effect. As a consolation, dad was now fighting a private war to evacuate some eighty members of his family who were being evacuated to safety in Libya. Meanwhile the District Commissioner of Kampala, Muhammad, addressed a rally in Kampala and he urged people to turn for work - business as usual, yet the rebels were actually 20 miles outside Entebbe at the time."

On the last days of my father’s rule in Uganda and the day my family fled to Libya flown in a Cargo Plane by a reluctant Egyptian Pilot:

"I will never forget the last days of our stay in Uganda due to the constant boom sound made by the Artillery and BM 21 rocketshell fire into the Capital. From Nakasero, we were all gathered at Command Post. Then we set off in a convoy towards Munyonyo (Cape Town View) and used the Garuga detour towards Entebbe, coming out near Kajansi since some liberation troops had already cut off and probably laid an ambush on the Main Road probably around the Lubowa Estates Area. We arrived at the old colonial residences (State House Entebbe) to await the planned flight to Tripoli, Libya."

"The day my family fled to Libya we could hear the artillery shells in the distance getting closer. It was amazing and there was a sense of disbelief. This huge convoy set out from Kampala to Entebbe Airport. Dad was having 80 seats installed in a Cargo Plane for all of us. He was talking to Gaddafi on the phone, telling him, "My children are coming". Dad sent us ahead but he wanted to stay on to make his last stand, even though he knew that the war was lost."

"Apparently, a reluctant Egyptian pilot had to be commandeered and he was paid cash down in hard currency so that he could accept to fly the President’s children out of the country. The Boeing 707 had recently come in from one of its expensive cargo transport flights of coffee to the USA. It had no seats whatsoever. So, some sixty to eighty seats were hurriedly placed in the plane to accommodate probably sixty persons who were given blankets against the cold emanating from the bare aluminium floor. I had actually been hurriedly discharged from Mulago Hospital following a sprain of my ankle and still had an itchy plaster of Paris on. What an uncomfortable ride to safety this was, all the way to Tripoli!"

"The Boeing 707 managed to take off under strange circumstances, due to the fact that artillery shellfire was raining into the airport area. The bodyguards were forced to place four cars around the plane and they raced down the runway as lighting for the pilot until we were airborne gang!"

On the day my father was toppled:
"

"Dad made a final broadcast in Kampala on Uganda Broadcasting Corporation…He insisted, "I will stay here except when I leave Kampala for another place in Uganda". This announcement prompted Major Mzee Yosa, Sgt. ‘Bhuga, Captain Asio and several hefty Presidential Guards to waylay their Commander-in-Chief and place him in his factory prepared Mercedes Benz Rally car. Then the convoy of Expensive Flagship Mercedes Benz 240 SEL 6.4s set off in tow for Jinja just as Kampala was overwhelmed. Major Mzee Yosa and Sgt. Bhuga and Captain Asio played an exemplary role in getting dad out of harmsway.""On April 11, 1979, dad was toppled and there was a Cabinet in waiting ready to take over the Uganda Government."






Celebrations


On our life in exile:

Our Life in exile

"In Saudi Arabia, dad loved to shop….He would go down to Safeway - that was his favourite - and all of us the kids would grab a shopping trolley and pile them high with goods. The Lebanese security guards would stare at us in disbelief."

"Dad's favourite Play Exercise Ground at The "Cornishe" Jeddah was near a small estuary Inlet from the Red Sea, with that familiar dilapidated Yacht seemingly abandoned, anchored indefinitely in the shallow waters. We would leave the likes of Mama Iman (Mama Petit) and the young ones, pre-Iman, Leila and Rajab gang of three. Khadija Abiriya was still the youngest then."

"We still had the white Chevrolet "Comaro" 1980s coupe (the avid competitor to the Famous Burt Reynold's (Smokie Series Pontiac Transam). We would drive off along a straight stretch of the road along The "Cornishe" Jeddah then he would get out of the car and start jogging behind the car. Then he would instruct me to steadily increase the speed of this loud American sports car, while he steadily kept pace with me. Dad kept urging me to increase the speed while he gave chase!!!"

"I could not believe my eyes. This was indeed something to behold, man! This enormous 150-200 kgs garth of a man giving chase!"

"{Actually sprinting. Images of the 200-100 yards KAR Champion in the Fifties flashed through my Athletics Trained Sprinter's mind as I saw his knees steadily rising towards his solar plexus, in a Rhythmic Metronome action typical of natural sprinters.}"

"Then at say 200 metres, the illusion was broken when he suddenly stopped and bent low exasperated and breathing heavily!"

"Alarmed at what I saw from the rear side view I braked the "Camaro", screeching with that familiar "Over Stir" that often swings most American cars perilously towards the embankment. I parked the sports car, got out and rushed back to him, concerned. He shrugged me off and said he was OK, just getting back his breath. Incredibly he asked for a second round!…which we did! Then we drove back to the seashore, where he went in for his daily dip in the Red Sea, at his favourite spot, near the very same Dilapidated Yacht Hmmm!?"


On my father being an Anglophone at heart:

"Dad was a real Anglophile. He had a love-hate relationship with Britain. He wanted to be a loyal servant, despite his mannerisms…I am an example of what he wanted, because he “dumped” me in England for my education when we went into exile."

"When dad felt rejected by the British Government, he focused on Scotland. A lot of the colonial and Army officers early in dad’s career were Scottish. They were the backbone of the British Empire. Dad even offered to help them win secession from the United Kingdom. Hence the movie title "THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND"."

On my father’s continuing "mischief" in exile and capacity to get in and out of trouble:

by. majid alemi junior

"…Apparently, one day, dad headed out as usual in the same location, swimming out gently towards the same dilapidated yacht that sat in the middle of the estuary and moved past it heading out to sea. Aliga was still lounging on the sand when he suddenly glimpsed dad heading back to shore with strong strokes, in total urgency to get to the shore. He did get to the show, lumbering out of the water with his hand pointing backwards while he shrieked Shark! Shark!…Ha Ha Ha Ha, we did laugh - me, Aliga & Geriga at dad's capacity to get in and out of trouble…In 1949, the 4th Battalion went to Somalia and stayed there until 1950. One particularly horrifying incident happened to dad in Somalia. While taking a dip in a river, (he had been warned by the locals [Somalis] not to swim in the crocodile infested river but he did not heed their warning and jumped in), a marauding crocodile grabbed him around the ankle line and dragged him for some distance. How he survived nobody knows but somehow he got away!"

On cherished memories about our father, my sister Halima contributes:

"Good memories like they say are more precious than any commodity or monetary value. One such memory sticks to mind. Dad as usual woke us up early (Me, Fatuma, Araba, Khadija, Faisal) in preparation for our journey to Mecca that Friday. We set off along with Ma petite in the blue Range Rover, which was always tilted heavily towards dad’s side (ha ha ha). Anyway, so we got to Mecca, prayed, had lunch and then we all got in the car to head back to Jeddah. Dad tried in vain to start the engine but the car would not start. The Dantata's whom we often saw at Mecca on a Friday approached us and their driver asked if we wanted a lift back. Dad refused but instead he spoke to the escorts who arranged for a mechanic. He packed his wife along with Khadija and Faisal in a taxi. He then spotted a yemenia tiny PICK UP, OPEN-AIR datsun - you know the type. He asked the man how much it would cost us to get to Jeddah, which was small change. Dad then instructed me, Fatuma and Araba to get in the Pick Up track with him for the long drive back to Jeddah. Many people standing around were flabbergasted that a former head of state was getting into a small, dirty track driven by some Arab nomad but that's our Mze (old man) for you! I will never forget how the wind blew in our faces and we could not stop laughing and feeling embarrassed. Mze didn’t have a care in the world as usual. That is one journey I will never forget in my life and I look back at it fondly. I also remember the look on the pick-up driver's face after dad thanked him for the ride and gave him some money with baksheesh (tip). He felt humbled and honoured."

On my father’s devotion to Islam:

"Exile afforded dad the opportunity to take stock of his life, but I do not believe that he would express remorse or regret. He would put it this way "The people will appreciate what I was trying to do for the indigenous African". He was not defensive. He was simply saying, "God will be my judge". I’d ask dad, "What happened?" He’d look at me and say, "People fought me, I fought them but I never killed innocent people. God will be the one to judge me". Once dad fell silent on the world stage for most of 24 years, until his death in 2003 at 78 years old, he refocused his energy into understanding further his religion, Islam".


What does the Muslim Ummah think about the latter part of Idi Amin’s life including my dads devotion to Islam and being accorded the highest honour in Islam on the day of his demise?











Idi Amin with King Faisal of Saudi Arabia in 1972 -The friendship with King Faisal would ensure passage to Saudi Arabia, an opulent lifestyle in Saudi Arabia after his overthrow, a devotion to Islam and being accorded the highest honour in Islam on the day of his demise on August 16, 2003.








by. majid alemi junior.

The Tanzanians, helped by Ugandan rebels, eventually toppled dad in April 1979. However, prior to April 1979, I was with dad in the room when he took a related call. That day, dad, picked up the phone then slammed it down. He looked at me and said, "They have attacked me again; The Tanzanians. It is a big force this time". After that phone call, a long convoy of fancy cars brought the high command up to a resort at "Cape Town View" in Kampala for a meeting with my dad. He normally took us up there during our school holidays. This was the last school holiday I spent with him before I joined Primary six in 1979 and it was a very tense time. I realized that something was wrong because there were hordes of soldiers around whom I did not recognize. They were trying to convince dad to stand down. He said, "How can you ask me to do this?" The situation worsened from then on."



"Dad’s bombastic propaganda statements continued on radio. On March 26, 1979 the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (Radio Uganda) announced that the President was "cut off at Entebbe." This happened while the Tanzanian forces were still more than 70 miles away from Kampala. There might have been some truth in the announcement since this was the exact time dad was negotiating with Ghadhafi to receive his immediate family into Tripoli, and he still needed the useful Entebbe International Airport." "Since Van-Guards of the so called Liberation Forces had already possibly infiltrated some parts of the route to Entebbe by that time, dad addressed the nation during which he asked "Ugandans who believe in God [to] pray day and night.""

"The Liberators intensified their efforts because they were hell bent on overthrowing dad. On March 27, 1979, the "liberation" bombs ("saba-saba") landed on the compounds of the Republic House at Mengo and the Army Shop nearby in the evening."

"Dad’s Army continued to disintegrate but his bombastic propaganda statements continued on radio. On March 28, 1979, the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (Radio Uganda) claimed that dad had "smashed through the Tanzanian forces and reopened the road to Entebbe". The Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (Radio Uganda) and dad may have been living in a dream world as the world would have wished it to be but privately dad knew better. The bluff and the bombast that had served dad well for eight years were rapidly losing their effect. As a consolation, dad was now fighting a private war to evacuate some eighty members of his family who were being evacuated to safety in Libya. Meanwhile the District Commissioner of Kampala, Muhammad, addressed a rally in Kampala and he urged people to turn for work - business as usual, yet the rebels were actually 20 miles outside Entebbe at the time."

On the last days of my father’s rule in Uganda and the day my family fled to Libya flown in a Cargo Plane by a reluctant Egyptian Pilot:

"I will never forget the last days of our stay in Uganda due to the constant boom sound made by the Artillery and BM 21 rocketshell fire into the Capital. From Nakasero, we were all gathered at Command Post. Then we set off in a convoy towards Munyonyo (Cape Town View) and used the Garuga detour towards Entebbe, coming out near Kajansi since some liberation troops had already cut off and probably laid an ambush on the Main Road probably around the Lubowa Estates Area. We arrived at the old colonial residences (State House Entebbe) to await the planned flight to Tripoli, Libya."

"The day my family fled to Libya we could hear the artillery shells in the distance getting closer. It was amazing and there was a sense of disbelief. This huge convoy set out from Kampala to Entebbe Airport. Dad was having 80 seats installed in a Cargo Plane for all of us. He was talking to Gaddafi on the phone, telling him, "My children are coming". Dad sent us ahead but he wanted to stay on to make his last stand, even though he knew that the war was lost."

"Apparently, a reluctant Egyptian pilot had to be commandeered and he was paid cash down in hard currency so that he could accept to fly the President’s children out of the country. The Boeing 707 had recently come in from one of its expensive cargo transport flights of coffee to the USA. It had no seats whatsoever. So, some sixty to eighty seats were hurriedly placed in the plane to accommodate probably sixty persons who were given blankets against the cold emanating from the bare aluminium floor. plaster of Paris on. What an uncomfortable ride to safety this was, all the way to Tripoli!"

"The Boeing 707 managed to take off under strange circumstances, due to the fact that artillery shellfire was raining into the airport area. The bodyguards were by. majid alemi junior.

Majid why are you so stupid?

Stop this CUT & PASTE business.

You're irritating me man.

Majid do you remember the human - MULOKONI & the like?

Please click on the link below.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wSxTIS91cbw&feature=related

cut & paste

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wSxTIS91cbw&feature=related

Re: every one should by all means ignore all items posted by the so all mukoodo. this person do violet the agreement and the terms written with connect uganda admistrators, by using abusive words towards me. also one should pay attention to those youtube baias video created by the rivals to my dad. connect uganda administrators promise to delete any articles that violated the rules, as with the case of whoever wrote the nicname mukoodo. you have the desease of the heart. causing you to hate my dad. [envy] look for help. and do not write my name or reply to this report. bye bye. [ keep silence and quite. you dont know my dad. some of them are in germany. now Iam adding this self portrait film of my dad made in 1974. in uganda while he was still the president of uganda. there are some coments by the white guy who just adds some words on the video, is not part part of the film. ignore that. now click here. http://redtory.blogspot.com/20...trait.html enjoy it. by. majid alemi junior.

Majid you have failed to copy & paste your link properly.

Get a life, & shut-up about your butcher-dad.

Majid thanks for all the stories i enjoy very much reading this remarkable pieces of history from the people who were really close to himhe is such a complex figure.I was very young when this all happened and now i have a full insight.Please keep posting anything you know about this hero of Africa.

So majid i have more questions how was his love for celebrities?was he ever travelling outside jeddah?what was his feelings towards julius nyerere especially when nyerere died?Also i would like to know about telegraphs to Nyerere or Queen elizabeth or the USA prsident i heard they were very funny?I personally think Iddi was the most clever man Africa has ever had.

Oooh is it true he went to UN general assembly meeting with a dancing troupe and live chickens from uganda??? ha!ha!haaa!! please post any funny thing you know about the man.Thank you.

You also said he had a CIA friend named zeegla how come because on the you tube i saw he hated them?Also is it true he lived in an expensive luxurious house next to bin laden??were they friends?just curious.

Mukoodo,
It is my impression that you missed the point I wanted to make about Amin being denied education by colonialists. I gave the reason for which Amin was denied education, that he was coming from a wrong tribe! segregation based on any reason has psychological consequences which in Amin's case are very evident. That Amin's children are not educated I will learn from you but you first of all have to convinceme that they have never experienced any form of segregation based on their father's life experience!

Charles
I have not missed the point whatsoever. Do you want to say that most people from the Northern Uganda like Amin or any part of Uganda like Sebagala who failed to get formal education should lift their blame to colonialists? This is my phylosophy, education always follow within the family-circle.

Ssebo, I have an assumption that the children of Amin had no role-model to send them to school, for example Majid > dad as a deposited dictator & mum as a traditional dancer. Do you think he's a highly skilled migrate? 100% asylum seeker, less vision.

After all, Amin had no respect for educated-masses > he murdered them in cold-blood. I have read enough about him, Ugandans were living without basic-needs like Paraffin, Salt, Sugar & Medicine. Amin never serviced the National debt for good 8years. He troubled the Isrealists.

Majid should shut-up about his dad.

Mukoodo,
You run a risk of making unforgivable mistakes if you employ Uganda's narrow political parameters to judge the world's political issues. You seem to be well versed with a lot of malaise around us which requires only common sense but you have never taken serious research and go to the real root of what appear to your eyes. Its a fallacy mate to conclude that Amin's children didn't have a role model because Amin was not one! Think about it! What if yu use a bit of psychology! Never underestimate the personal choices people make everyday. Have you ever thought that Amin's children had more possibilities of being exposed internationally than many Ugandan children? Leave Amin alone and think of the childrens' own personal choices and decisions. I wonder what kind of man or woman you are if the only role model is your dad! I have tried to show you how big you need to think when it comes to politics. You may from time to time need to use a wider scope other than judging events just as good or bad. This may help to satisfy your dislikes but tarnishes your chances of obtaining real objective knowledge and you will always give yuself away by sounding very superficial and half-baked.

Re: the so called mukoodo. you dont know my dad, idi amin and the family. other thern you read the false and misleading stories by his rivals, for example the youtube video you posted in this ste. shows two human beings head in the fridge, and person acted was not my dad, this proves how much some people and you hates my dad so much. by flming false and fake video about my dad. RIP. secondly, mama sarah, is my step mum, not my mother. this proves that you so call mukoodo dont know my family. just stay away from us. shut your mouth. we already have an idea who you are, and where you are posting from. computer code destination. your attitude is no deffent from[mossad agency.] all amins childrens are well educated. some of my brothers and sister want to low profile for their own protection. my dad was not neighbouring bin laden, he is not in jeddah, every friday, my laie. RIP.dad use to go for jumuah prayers in makkah. 45 minutes drive. julious nyerere died after my dad. about the telegraph to nyere, was a joke. dad telegraph queen to request british army for his security to attend commonwealth conference in britain. his telegraph to usa president to recover from watergates problems. zeegla was a double agent/ dad was also using him to know some info, from tanzania site. maphew david, this is the answer to your question. tel me about yourself. a special thanks goes to charles bukenya who stood farm truth about my dad. by. majid alemi junior. keep up bukenya.

Thanks Majid,I am an Engineer from Tanzania currently living in Ohio,i dont like politics but i love phylosophy very much thats how i got interested in all this.I suggest Mukoodo to hold his resentments so we can all get all the interesting part of history from Majid.I was born in 1981 and all my parents could say when i was growing up is that they couldn't afford even a colgate to brush teeth because of war of kagera.I knew a lot about Nyerere and i didnt a single thing about Idi so i decided to revisit history to find out what happened.

Mathew well done for your achievement for being an engineer, I have much respect for educated people especially those who advertise themselves like you. You may team up with Majid, who praises his dad but the truth will remain that he murdered masses and wrecked the economy. Amin was murdering engineers like you, please ask Majid.

Charles“Uganda narrow political to judge world’s political tissues”, Jesus Christ I have never heard of any Ugandan influencing the global politics. Are you talking about stories in your beer gatherings? Please let me know.
I gave you analogy of Amin and a traditional wife dancer, you either take it or leave it. Charles, do you think the colonialists favoured Obote to obtain education over Idi Amin?
You advised me to use some psychology. I am sorry where can I apply it on Amins sag? Now I have determined my position on Idi Amin, does that make me half-baked? Has Majid outlined his position on education ladder as you did earlier? Do you know that some of Amins siblings have returned home > unable to obtain good jobs in America or Europe like you Charles? The current government is paying for their rent too, thanks to the government of Uganda.

Please advise Majid to stop CUT & PASTE.

To be quite honest Mr Mukoodo in any country there are some people who are out of control now many leaders will solve that problem from their own point of view eg: a lawyer leader will prefer long court cases,a soldier will prefer war and retaliation,a priest leader will prefer outcasting them in the society and sort of thing you see this is why it is important for people to choose their best leader by voting.Uganda still keeps making even bigger mistakes case and point; M7 who was the God father of Kagame and his gang supported a phony and senseless mission that caused 2 presidents (habyarimana and ntaryamira) to be blown in the sky and loss of almost 1,000,000 lives and still throw the blame to western countries.Ugandans still praise him some either out of fear and others for their own reasons that they know.Asante sana!!!.Oooh by the way I have stated very clear my position is non biased just interested in history and philosophy behind it.Not defending anybody and not judging anybody.

mukoodo-thanks for your comments---beacause democracy--is freedom of speech---but you have misunderstood the topic and you went to personal attacks--to mr alemi majid--well due to personal security i will reserve my comments--beacause--maybe you are external service officer of m7--beacause he said he can get anybody anywhere in the world---as if he is God---lastly i would like to ask you how old are you?--beacause i dont think you where in uganda---1971-1979--due to your youtube shit----give grounds you will get ink----say mzee idi amin killed so and so we give you ink---R.I.P MZEE IDI AMIN DADA.

thank you mathew david to introduce yourself. now the subject matter you mention of the late. president of rwanda and of burundi, plus the civilians murdered in that part of the world, why the so call mukoodo dont talk about it? this mukoodo has the desease of the heart envy. being used to hate my late dad, Mzee baaba.RIP.Idi Amin Dada. this mukoodo has chronic hatred towards my dad. not all my family back to uganda, those who are there, I do get intouch with them, some are struggling on their own to survive, only few works with the government, like my yong brother. major genaral taban amin. the little i get here, i share with them. by. majid alemi junior.

mukoodo---help me tell me the name of the tusi kings name who was living in Nairobi------beacause i have more deadly information--about our current rulers

TABLE 1




GENEALOGICAL ASSIMILATION BETWEEN THE ADIBU & OKAPI-BURA CLANS OF WEST NILE SUB-REGION


1st generation / Guki


2nd generation/ Yeki


3rd generation / Zaki- Jaki


4th generation / Temeresu son of Zaki at Mount Liru Bango son of Zaki –Jaki at Oleba


5th generation / Wangita- Adibu son of Utusi from Obali –Okapi at Oleba
Ora extending to the other side


6th generation / Dada son of Ide of the Nyikamero Oka - Okapi at Oleba
Clan


7th generation / Baba son Atta of the Nyori Clan Enzu- Okapi at Oleba


8th generation / Dada son of Aka of the Morobu Clan Lewoziya- Okapi at Oleba


9th generation / Nyabira son of Ute - Biyu of the Turupa Clan Avudri- Okapi at Oleba


10th generation / Al-Amin Dada son of Atata of the Godiya Clan Lenya married from the Bura Clan


11th generation/ Buda married from the Mbokolo Clan


12th generation / Aate was betrothed to Al-Amin Dada


13th generation / Idi Al-Amin Dada son of Aisha Aate of the Okapi –Bura Clan


14th generation / Jaffar Remo Al-Amin son of Nakoli of the Ba-isemuwaya-Ngobi Clan


15th generation / Idi Alemi Al-Amin son of Tiko of the Leiko-Yatwa Clan



IDI AL-AMIN'S ANCESTRY CHART (INCLUDING MATERNAL LINEAGE):


TABLE 2


13th Century
1260-1310
Temeresu son of Zaki-Jaki
from Kupera Clan Mama Iriyaka from
Odhobu Clan Mount Liru Koboko District By. Majid Alemi Junior.

IDI AL-AMIN'S ANCESTRY CHART (INCLUDING MATERNAL LINEAGE):


TABLE 2


13th Century
1260-1310
Temeresu son of Zaki-Jaki
from Kupera Clan Mama Iriyaka from
Odhobu Clan Mount Liru Koboko District


14th Century
1360-1410 Wangita son of
Temeresu from
Taranga Clan Mama Utusi from Ora Mount Liru Koboko District


15th Century
1460-1510 Dada son of Wangita
from Ora Clan Mama Ide from
Likamero Keri River Koboko District


16th Century
1560-1610 Baba son of Dada from
Likamero Clan Mama Atta from Nyori Keri River Koboko District


17th Century
1610-1660 Dada son of Baba from
Nyori Clan Mama Aka from
Morobu Keri River Koboko
District


18th Century
1710-1760 Nyabira son of Dada
from Morobu Clan Mama Biya from
Turupa-Ponyona Keri River Koboko
District


19th Century
1889-1976 Al-Amin Dada son of
Nyabira from Turupa
Clan Mama Atata from
Godiya-Gombe Keri River Koboko District


20th Century
1928-2003 Idi Al-Amin son of Al-Amin
Dada from Godiya Clan Mama Aate from
Okapi-Bura Oleba County Maracha-Terego
District


20th Century
1966- Tshombe Jaffar Al-Amin
son of Idi Al-Amin
from Okapi-Bura Clan Mama Nakoli Bulima
from
Ba-isemuwaya-Ngobi Namugongo County
Kaliro District


21st Century
2004- Idi Alemi Al-Amin son
of Tshombe Jaffar Al-
Amin from Ba-
Isemuwaya-Ngobi Clan Nnalongo Tiko
From Leiko-Yatwa Leiko Sub-County
Koboko District



Footnote:- Assimilation traits in most Ethnic groups By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Footnote:- Assimilation traits in most Ethnic groups in the Great lakes region:




Cultural diffusion as opposed to enculturation which refers to the passage of culture from one generation to another, goes some way to explain the consistent examples of multicultural traits in most of the Ethnic groupings in the Great Lakes region of East and Central Africa.


For example we the Kakwa of the Bari Ethnic Group have experienced our fair share of both cultural diffusion and enculturation into our neighbouring Sudanic Madi ethnic grouping that includes the following sub-tribes of Avukaya, Lendu, Madi, Lugbwara and Logo.


A similar case in point is seen in the Plains Nilotic Langi who form part of the Atekerin Ethnic group constituting of the Karimojong,Teso, Sebani, Kumam and Langi in Uganda. However through the years they have experienced in the case of the Langi their fair share of cultural diffusion into the Preponderant River Nilotic Luo Ethnic Group of the Acholi and Alur-Junam.


Further south The Mythical so called Ba-tembuzi (Actually Hamitic Oromo) call them what you may: Tshewezi-Luo-Bibito-Bahinda-Hima-Tutsi-Bahororo-Bafumbira-Huma Royal Lineage which forms the so called Bantu Kingdoms in the Great Lakes region are definitely what Bambushi "Major Stigand" termed "of a composite mixer under rulers of foreign extraction".


Their combined diffusion and enculturation in fact taking up and relinquishing their original languages and taking up the languages of their Indigenous Bantu Subjects: Banyoro, Balamoji, Basoga, Bugweri, Baganda, Bakooki, Bahaya, Baziba, Bairu, Bakiga, Bakonzo and the Bahutu Ethnic groups, who trace their origins from the Katanga region of Central Africa. Here in the Cushite-Hamites practically usurped a way of life but also brought in the so-called superior way of life from the Horn of Africa into the Great Lakes region some 600-500 years ago.

A NILO-HAMITIC EQUIVALENT OF THE JUDAEO-SEMITIC GENESIS OF THE KAKWA TRIBE




Our Nilo-Hamitic equivalent of the Judaeo-Semitic Genesis account comes from one of today’s most prominent and respected of Kakwa Adiyo Narrators, Elder Erinayo Lega from the Padombu Clan and Midiya sub-clan, in Ko'buko County. He tells us our very own version of historical events deeply rooted in Mythical Legend.

This is how he proceeded in an interview aired in By. Majid Alemi Junior.

A NILO-HAMITIC EQUIVALENT OF THE JUDAEO-SEMITIC GENESIS OF THE KAKWA TRIBE




Our Nilo-Hamitic equivalent of the Judaeo-Semitic Genesis account comes from one of today’s most prominent and respected of Kakwa Adiyo Narrators, Elder Erinayo Lega from the Padombu Clan and Midiya sub-clan, in Ko'buko County. He tells us our very own version of historical events deeply rooted in Mythical Legend.

This is how he proceeded in an interview aired in the 90s on Radio Uganda, "Kakwa Program", which the Program host, Akita Mungo Park, of the Leiko Clan kindly recorded and which Yuga Juma Onziga later had the privilege of laying his hands on.


Please note at the outset that it is our Kakwa unique traditional style to reduce the narration of the events of the past or ethno-history to kaze (variant kaje) or {yesterday}. Furthermore, this information can be gleaned from Yuga Onziga’s website: http://www.kakwa.org/history.htm.



Yuga Juma Onziga of the Rugbuza Clan near Mt- Liru made great efforts in translating the Oral Recitals from Kakwa into English almost verbatim (i.e. as is).



Kakwa Social-Political Set-up:




Among all Bari-speaking tribes, types of dependant affiliation have been reported (Buxton, p.11). The Bari call them dupi or "clientsâ, pena" or "prisoners of war " and lui or "free men". Crazzolara (1951) claims to have found similar dependants among the Alur of Uganda. Exactly what their status and role in society was is not well explained.


For the Mundari, they were a society, which has always seen political assimilation of different kinds: that of dependant strangers to established patrons; that of new groups to older ones; and that of the politically weak to the politically powerful. In contrast, Kakwa society has always seen mostly the assimilation of the nephews to their mother’s clans.


A case in point is that of the Midiya clan in Ko-buko, which boasts of having the largest numbers of assimilated nephews. The ability to assimilate individuals and small groups of people into society and imbue them with strong feelings for the Kakwa culture and way of life may, in fact, have been one of the reasons why the Kakwa succeeded in retaining their independence in the face of southward and westward pressure by their powerful Sudanic neighbors.


Egalitarian Structure:




Kakwa people have a patriarchal form of society without a central supreme authority. Fragmentation was the essence of the political system, a single village sub-clan known as ketimi being the largest unit with full social and political functions.


The sub-clans always have had strong individualistic and partisan interests. Each clan was politically independent of others and it enjoyed sufficient traditional loyalty. At the head of each clan, and the highest political officer, there was the Kayo the oldest and eldest member of the clan.


Those clans destined for rain prediction like the Adibu Likamero, Bura and Morodu Clans also have a special chief known as the Mata lo Kudu literally Chief of Rain often mistakenly referred to as "rain-maker". Other clans who trace their lineage through Wokube, the brother to Yeki refer to this chief as the Bura-tiyo.



This is so since they actually are not descendants of Yeki and neither are they descendents of Zaki son of Yeki, but as mentioned are the descendants of Wokube, the sibling who insisted to their father Guki that they should slaughter Dikilinya the Cow, which was chosen as the welcoming feast for Yeki the Prodigal son who had to make a four day trip from his father’s Kraal to his newly found Wodogo Mt-Liru and another four day trip back to his father’s Kraal in Lolowi.



Immediately below the Mata are the clan elders known as Temezi-ka who are more often than not, heads of sub-clans and are related to the Kayo, being brothers. The main function of the Mata lo Kudu is To-bura "wisdom and strength" to look after the welfare of each clan and consequently of the entire Kakwa people altogether.


For instance, in cases of outbreaks of mysterious diseases, prolonged droughts, hunting expeditions, conflict resolutions etc, the Bura are consulted. In some clans, Chieftainship was confined to the rainmaking clans and the chief would simultaneously assume two titles as chief of the land and chief of the rain.

Some Kakwa clans did not have a rainmaker for various reasons but most plausibly because their founding father "any of Zaki's 12 children" did not belong to a rainmaking family. In such clans, the duties of the chief of the land and the chief of the rain were separated. That of the chief of the rain was entrusted to another person who was not the chief.


. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Egalitarian Structure:




Kakwa people have a patriarchal form of society without a central supreme authority. Fragmentation was the essence of the political system, a single village sub-clan known as ketimi being the largest unit with full social and political functions.


The sub-clans always have had strong individualistic and partisan interests. Each clan was politically independent of others and it enjoyed sufficient traditional loyalty. At the head of each clan, and the highest political officer, there was the Kayo the oldest and eldest member of the clan.


Those clans destined for rain prediction like the Adibu Likamero, Bura and Morodu Clans also have a special chief known as the Mata lo Kudu literally Chief of Rain often mistakenly referred to as "rain-maker". Other clans who trace their lineage through Wokube, the brother to Yeki refer to this chief as the Bura-tiyo.



This is so since they actually are not descendants of Yeki and neither are they descendents of Zaki son of Yeki, but as mentioned are the descendants of Wokube, the sibling who insisted to their father Guki that they should slaughter Dikilinya the Cow, which was chosen as the welcoming feast for Yeki the Prodigal son who had to make a four day trip from his father’s Kraal to his newly found Wodogo Mt-Liru and another four day trip back to his father’s Kraal in Lolowi.



Immediately below the Mata are the clan elders known as Temezi-ka who are more often than not, heads of sub-clans and are related to the Kayo, being brothers. The main function of the Mata lo Kudu is To-bura "wisdom and strength" to look after the welfare of each clan and consequently of the entire Kakwa people altogether.


For instance, in cases of outbreaks of mysterious diseases, prolonged droughts, hunting expeditions, conflict resolutions etc, the Bura are consulted. In some clans, Chieftainship was confined to the rainmaking clans and the chief would simultaneously assume two titles as chief of the land and chief of the rain.

Some Kakwa clans did not have a rainmaker for various reasons but most plausibly because their founding father "any of Zaki's 12 children" did not belong to a rainmaking family. In such clans, the duties of the chief of the land and the chief of the rain were separated. That of the chief of the rain was entrusted to another person who was not the chief.


However, it was rare to find a chief who was not also a rainmaker. As a patrilineal society, the position of the chief has always been hereditary. However, among the non-rainmaking clans, the chief's office was not hereditary. Clans without rainmakers could borrow them from other clans and a borrowed rainmaker did not have political influence. He would instead be paid for his consulting services.


The Kakwa indigenous political system features small villages centered around a group of men who are related by patrilineal descent. A council of male elders wields political and judicial authority.


Most land is devoted to cultivating Corn / Maize, Sorghum, Millet, Potatoes, and Cassava.

Cattle, goats, sheep and chicken are part of the economy but not central to it.


Kakwa operate on a common principle. All clans in society are related genealogically by the Kakwa way of thinking. Any Kakwa clan knows only it's own genealogies in detail and something of those of it's immediate neighbors, who were always considered to be of the same division. Beyond one's own community, little or nothing was known of the genealogies of other groups except through marriage and maybe adoption.


The historical past of another group’s ancestry was relevant as its present territorial and social relationship to one's own. It was clear also that in this context social distance was equated more or less with spatial distance.


The accounts of the creation and of the activities By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Immediately below the Mata are the clan elders known as Temezi-ka who are more often than not, heads of sub-clans and are related to the Kayo, being brothers. The main function of the Mata lo Kudu is To-bura "wisdom and strength" to look after the welfare of each clan and consequently of the entire Kakwa people altogether.


For instance, in cases of outbreaks of mysterious diseases, prolonged droughts, hunting expeditions, conflict resolutions etc, the Bura are consulted. In some clans, Chieftainship was confined to the rainmaking clans and the chief would simultaneously assume two titles as chief of the land and chief of the rain.

Some Kakwa clans did not have a rainmaker for various reasons but most plausibly because their founding father "any of Zaki's 12 children" did not belong to a rainmaking family. In such clans, the duties of the chief of the land and the chief of the rain were separated. That of the chief of the rain was entrusted to another person who was not the chief.


However, it was rare to find a chief who was not also a rainmaker. As a patrilineal society, the position of the chief has always been hereditary. However, among the non-rainmaking clans, the chief's office was not hereditary. Clans without rainmakers could borrow them from other clans and a borrowed rainmaker did not have political influence. He would instead be paid for his consulting services.


The Kakwa indigenous political system features small villages centered around a group of men who are related by patrilineal descent. A council of male elders wields political and judicial authority.


Most land is devoted to cultivating Corn / Maize, Sorghum, Millet, Potatoes, and Cassava.

Cattle, goats, sheep and chicken are part of the economy but not central to it.


Kakwa operate on a common principle. All clans in society are related genealogically by the Kakwa way of thinking. Any Kakwa clan knows only it's own genealogies in detail and something of those of it's immediate neighbors, who were always considered to be of the same division. Beyond one's own community, little or nothing was known of the genealogies of other groups except through marriage and maybe adoption.


The historical past of another group’s ancestry was relevant as its present territorial and social relationship to one's own. It was clear also that in this context social distance was equated more or less with spatial distance.


The accounts of the creation and of the activities of the siblings before the heroes---- from Guki to the present---may be called mythical; those of the clan-founders' descendants may be called genealogical; those of the heroes themselves presented both mythical and genealogical features, that is, they may be placed in either category on different occasions. If we put them on a time scale, the heroes are either at the end of the mythical period or at the beginning of the genealogical period.


But to do this is to distort the significance of accounts. The difficulty is that Western myths and histories are placed on a time scale and, therefore, the concepts we use in this context contain reference to non-recurrent measured time.


During the mythological period-----from Mungura to Biyu---- the personages lived in isolation in a world in which there were no clans. They committed incest, not recognizing ties of kinship; they did not transfer bride-wealth for their mates and ties of affinity and the family as such were not recognized; they could do marvelous feats that men can no longer achieve: workers of miracles, miraculous men, magic or the introduction of techniques by magical means.


Their characteristics were non-human or contra-human (i.e. against or in opposition to or contrary to humans). It is with the appearance of the heroes and their begetting sons that human beings became social beings living in society and personages were ordinary beings and clan members behaved in the way that people did normally. These heroes also possessed superhuman and magical ties.


Before that they were not members of a society - "there was no society, in fact and they and their world existed in the north outside present Kakwa territory, a territory where every part was associated in tradition with a particular clan".


The appearance of the Europeans in Kakwa land has also been accounted for in a similar use of myth. They were said to have introduced kido bo-li literally "tortoises or vehicles". These foreigners were also given similar attributes, such as cannibalism, disappearing underground, walking on their heads and covering long distances in a day by this means; as soon as they were noticed, they began to walk on their legs but if attacked they would vanish into the ground and come up some distance away.


By. Majid Alemi Junior.

They legend says would then move away on their heads. They were thus literally inverted. For Kakwa, time was periodic, reckoned mainly by generations of men and women, the seasons, the stars, the moon and the sun. All these phenomena occurred at regular intervals and were not placed on a scale of non-recurrent time. Events that did not recur were not put on measured time scale. Kakwa myth and genealogy were little related to historical time. Genealogy explained and validated the social relations among living people. No Kakwa knew the genealogy of other people except their own, since they were for the most part outside everyday experience. Genealogies dealt with social beings as members of a given community, and the ancestors were significant, and therefore, remembered insofar as the relationships between them validated the present composition of the community. But the ancestors were placed in society, and society itself was given meaning and validity, by myth.



Linguistic connection:



The Kakwa are related to the Bari, Kuku, Mundari, Nyangwara, Pojulu and even to the Karimojong. Although Kakwa people speak an Eastern Nilotic language, they are geographically separated from other Eastern Nilotic speakers. Kakwa society occupies the region bordering northwestern Uganda, southern Sudan, and northeastern Congo. The exact point at which the Kakwa separated from the Bari and Bari-Speaking Tribes or from the rest of the Nilo-Hamites/ Plains Nilotics groups as a whole is not known. The general conjecture is that they split east of the Nile at Kapoeta from the eastern shore of Lake Rudolf (Lake Turkana), or they split somewhere in the present northeast area of the Red Sea in Ethiopia and may be they split even in the Nile Valley of the Sudan.


The place of Yeki, Zaki and Mount Liru in Kakwa traditions and history is well documented in songs, dances, child naming ceremonies and in other aspects of the tribe's traditional culture. These are always reinforced by the Kakwa elders during funeral rites, wedding ceremonies or during any communal feasts and events. The greatest honour bestowed upon Yeki and Zaki has been undertaken by the legendary Kakwa singer and musician Agele, of the Ginyako Kakwa clan, in Ko-buko. Indeed, his songs known as mute or mourning songs are still sung to this day. Even the fundamentalist Christian cult, locally referred to as 0-barokole or 0-borokole, have adopted Agele’s songs. Also, a Kakwa infant, born anywhere in the world, is pointed to Mount Liru to connect the child to his or her ancestry. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Additionally, it is to make him or her live long and become as legendary as the famous mountain. In the Kakwa tradition of gbiyo na N'giro or Child-naming ritual, the nursing mother of an infant emerges from her house officially after the kapule (or umbilical cord) of the baby has fallen off the navel. Up to that point, the baby who has been kept indoors since birth, is brought outside for the first time. If the infant is a girl, the nursing mother emerges with her after three days and if it is a boy after four days.


At the door, an aunt holds the infant and points her or him to the direction of Mount Liru with the pronouncement: Liru, N'giro lolu ilo (which literally translates into: "Liru, here is your child"). If it is a baby boy, this pointing and pronouncement is repeated four times. If it is a baby girl, the pronouncement: Liru, N'giro nonu ina "Liru, here is your child" is repeated three times. After this, an appropriate proper name is given the child. Jungba na laputu na nyeyi (a special meal prepared from a type of pea is eaten) as a special meal for celebrating the child naming ritual.



The handful of the Kakwa people who have long settled in Arua call themselves Kakwa-ti-Arua or Kakwa-ku-Arua [i.e. the "Kakwa of Arua"] or Kakwa of Mvara or Kakwa of Ochi- ba, or Kakwa of Awindiri etc., depending on what exact outskirt of Arua they have settled in. Such Kakwa have always considered themselves as being "more advanced" socially, culturally and economically than their counterparts in either Yei, Ko-buko, A'di or Godia Bura.

Most are also either Protestants or Muslims (sometimes erroneously called Nubis), and they hail mainly from the Ko-buko clans of Godiya (Godia), Nya ngiliya (Nya ngilia), Turupa, Leyiko (Leiko) and Dimu. The Protestant segment is mainly settled at Mvara and Awindiri. Many of it's members have been mainly prominent church leaders and goers of the famous Emanuel Church in the vicinity of Arua town. Here, their main occupation was Primary or Elementary school teachers.


The Muslim population concentrated around the Tanganyika Village, Lumumba Road, and in Ochi-ba. These are mainly traders, drivers, butchers, and even peasants. Indeed, the family of Idi Awongo Alemi [Idi Amin Dada] settled in the Tanganyika Village after the armistice WW I in which his Father Amin Dada Nyabira had forcefully been conscripted into serving between 1915 and 1921 in the Kings African Rifles when he joined the Colonial Police Forces at Nsambya Police Baracks. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Because of their Islamic faith, the whole Kakwa community in Arua have been equated with the Nubis or Nubians.


Although conditions of living of the Arua Kakwa have always been obviously harsh—with constant food and accommodation shortages—for example, they still believed that they were living a "better" life than their rural Kakwa counterparts. It is this self-conceitedness, utopia, paranoia, and myopia that have consistently and foolishly tended to drive them to look down upon their distant relatives. But, as if to remind them that they were refugees in Arua after all, many of these Kakwa ti Arua were also forced to vacate West Nile's capital in 1979, after the so called liberation of Uganda, by the invading Tanzanian and UNLA forces.


In doing so, the Arua Kakwas lost most of their possessions in the district's capital. Even worse, they became worse-off refugees than the rural Kakwas who were already used to being self-reliant in food and accommodation, and having faced decades of dire social and economic problems throughout much of their daily lives before.


An even worse situation was faced by those Kakwa people who described themselves as ngutui-ti-lojo meaning the "overseas people". The word ngutu means "person" and lojo (lozo) means "across river or lake" or simply "overseas". Hence, these people sometimes also call themselves Kakwa-ti-lojo (or "the overseas Kakwa"). The term generally designates the Ugandan towns and other areas of "economic vibrancy", such as Bugerere (Kayunga), Soroti, Mbale, Gulu, Moyo, Kakira, Kawolo (Lugazi), Kigumba, Kampala, Jinja, Hoima, Kakoge, Masindi, Namasali, Namasagali and Mbale.



These places had become the chief centres of kasa nmvu (cheap labourers) drawn largely from the northern Uganda tribes that include the Kakwa people. This southward migration peaked soon after World War I when Uganda's present territorial borders were finally demarcated. This migration further ushered in wave after wave of adult Kakwa males who had to work in the sugarcane, banana and coffee plantations in order to receive financial payments to pay for the newly-introduced poll taxes. Meanwhile, the Kakwa of the Congo migrated to Kinshasa, Kisangani, Wacha and Bunia also as labourers, or rarely, to enlist as soldiers in the notorious Belgian army or Force Publique then commonly known as the Tukutuku.


A similar migration pattern developed among the Kakwa of the Sudan who are now found in Juba, Khartoum and Port Sudan—mainly voluntarily compared to either Uganda or the Congo. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Amonye's (Father's) Last Stand - 6th June 2003 - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia"

Oh how you all think you know my father so well!


But this story, then, is of how Idi Amin, a man who came to power in 1971 with only the best intentions for Uganda on his mind and a wish to see Africa strong and progressive, ended up as one of the most maligned and despised leaders in history.


If the contrast between the truth and the distortion is to be measured, from the Cold War Era.... then there have rarely been more people whose images have been as tarnished as that of Idi Amin.


His regime has gone down condemned in history and even the most authoritative and respected encyclopedias and works of reference have ingrained in stone Amin’s supposed crimes against humanity.


http://www.radiorhino.org/htm_material/crime.html


Among Uganda ’s heads of state, none before and none since has been as sincere in their motivation as Amin was.


No matter how many different versions of the number of people killed by Amin have been stated and mentioned, on average the actual number of individual names of people the public knew or had heard about remains between 50 and 120.


Seldom in human history has there been such complete deception as this and a deception that was believed and is still believed by some of the world’s most brilliant investigative journalists, police detectives, historians, military analysts, and researchers.


The main lesson for all history from the eight-year rule of Amin is not in the decline of a once-promising African nation, Uganda. It is not even in what has been the main story of that decade, the reign of terror blamed on Amin and his henchmen.


When all the distorted history is corrected one day, when all the facts have been corroborated and revealed, when the many assumptions and generalisations have been swept aside and the events of Idi Amin’s rule better understood, the most astounding and enduring story of significance will be how hollow a world this is.


It will be the story of how the world was deceived about the truth of events in an East African country and how this deception that could have been checked by diligent scrutiny went on to become the permanent record of Uganda and Amin.


The tragic history of Uganda, viewed two hundred years into the future will be understood not in terms of the lives lost and the nation’s vibrancy snuffed out, but how possible --- and unbelievably easy too it is to tell a lie to the entire human race and that race believes it.


It will be the story that reminds us that no matter how advanced technology gets, how far wide modern scientific education and inquiry spreads and what strides are made in the advancement of knowledge, mankind remains, at the heart, a simple creature, far from perfect.


The extent of this distortion of Ugandan history will be examined further in the next section of this treatise, "The Luwero Triangle 1980-1986."


http://www.radiorhino.org/htm_material/crime.html By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Genuine Peace and Reconciliation in Uganda, attaining Social Justice and Building a Just Community.



Among several ideas that will be incorporated into the work of the Al-Amin Foundation, the Junior Amin hopes to galvanize and garner support from sons and daughters of past and present leaders of Uganda from Ben Kiwanuka, Mutesa II, Obote, Idi Amin, Yusuf Lule, Godfrey Binaisa, Paulo Mwanga and Tito Okello, to Yoweri Museveni, by striking a committee of these leaders’ progenies, to provide insight into a Social Justice Agenda for Uganda that will transcend the tribalism, racism and classism that has wreaked havoc on Uganda and derailed its economic progress and many of the “good intentions” of its leaders and people since the country’s inception.



“We as recognized members of the 1st families do and will be able to wield the kind of influence governments only dream about, both in the country and the Diaspora at large. This is because we have the undying love and affection of our country and regions in totality. This goodwill cannot be ignored and it has the capacity to disrupt whole processes including “political harmony” in many circumstances. We saw this with the Kabaka Yeka movement, the 1966 crisis, the 1971 2nd Republic, the 1972 civil war, the 1979 Liberation War, the 1980s election crisis, the anarchy of the early eighties, the guerilla insurrection in 1981 and the toppling of Obote for the second time by his high command. I was heartened when H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni responded with a conciliatory note on all past leaders following the demise of The Late President Dr. Apollo Milton Obote and hope this shows the way forward for the whole nation of Uganda following the demise of the “Father of the Nation”. My presence at Obote’s Funeral in Akokoro City, as one of many of the children of the Late Field Marshal Idi Amin Dada was to show respect and convey my personal condolences to the bereaved family of the Late Dr. Apollo Milton Obote. We went to Akokoro to convey a personal condolence to the bereaved family of the Late Dr. Apollo Milton Obote. The Proposed Truth and Reconciliation Commission when implemented will resolve the matter of seeking forgiveness from each other. ”



Jaffar Amin encourages Ugandans at home and in the Diaspora to support an Independent “South African Style”Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Uganda in order to promote “healing” for Ugandans victimized by historical and current civil and political strife.



“I will let Ugandans decide how such a commission should be set up and its objectives implemented”,

MOTTO:

Our Raison D’etre, is Social Justice. We are encouraged to build a Just Community characterized by Practical Compassion, in which there is fair distribution of wealth. A social welfare within a stable Political Environment is crucial to suitable development and prosperity. This Social Concern has always been an essential part of the Vision of all great Religions and Social Welfare institutions around the world. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Mohamed Sendege Rambuka, I have just read your old-man’s contribution. Why are you contradicting yourself old man? This is how you did it, “democracy--is freedom of speech”. Personal attacks by Mccain to Obama did not deter him to win Presidential elections. Sendenge, that’s how things go.
Which personal security of your old-man? Once you told the world that you were Amin’s pilot >> who might be interested in your old skills on global market?
Mohamed, I am NOT M7’s external service officers, also I have never heard of Tusi King who was living in Nairobi. Please keep that deadly information about him safely >> probably your grand-children will benefit from it.
Sendege you asked about my age, Why do people of your old-age keen to know about peoples ages? Rambuka can you tell what SHIT means, I saw it in your postings.
Mohamed, were you born a muslim OR it was a way of survive during the Kakwa’s regime? Ha ha ha

Ask your ex-boss's son to stop CUT & PASTE

Re: the so call mukoodo, you dont know me, and my family. of mzee baaba.RIP.al-haji idi amin dada alemi. stay away from us. by. majid alemi junior.

Dear Majid, I know you as a son of late Amin.
I don't want to know you more than this.
You're here to praise how good your dad Idi Amin was.
No, no, no he was NOT good at all.
Maji, I am weeping for those who were murdered in cold-blood, especially the intellectuals > Doctors, Professors, Bishops and the like.

Please stop your stupidity of CUT & PASTE.
Nice day Majid.

Correct Quote:

Idi Amin: The black people of America must be the president of the United States of America, must be the secretary of State, like Kissinger. They are more brilliant than the Dr. Kissinger. Kissinger is not so intelligent. Kissinger always go to the weakest leaders. He never go to Qaddafi. He never go to General Amin. He fears us. You see?

Dan Hassler's Opinion: Produced with the full support of Idi Amin during his years in power as Uganda's grand dictator, much of the film is made up of Amin expounding his various nonsensical theories and ideas, and he manages to come across as charming, buffoonish, funny, confused and deeply psychopathic, often simultaneously.



Majids point of view:-
"Nonsensical theories?" All will come to pass by 20th January 2009 "OBAMA By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Sorry Mukoodo,
As I mentioned earlier, you are more of rumour-monger than aconstructive academician. Its a pity because people like you degrade Uganda as they never move on but stick to funny ideas that incite violent revenge and segregation. Wherever you are, I just fear for the community in whose life you share. Don't let yourself to be referred to as ......An empty tin.........Think about what you say before you say it! Remember also that your conviction over certain issues does not necessarily make them true or historically viable.

Bukenya hi.
You don’t need to apologize to me whatsoever. You’re free to assess me as you feel.
Charles, what’s wrong with me if I expose the wrong doings of your friend’s dad? Idi Amin murdered many innocent Ugandans in cold-blood, and it’s a fact. Does that make me rumor monger? Many books, films, witnesses and the like have exposed Idi Amin’s inhumane actions. Now Bukenya, why do isolate me from academicians? Come on I have taken time to read about this buffoon, please count me too.
Probably this was a typo, “I degrade Uganda”. Come on Charles, I love Uganda from the bottom of my heart. North, East, South & West home is the best.
Differing from opinion (NOT SIDING WITH YOU ON AMIN), is not an incite of violence. You sound a full-tin, the opposite of me.

Discourage the son from CUT & PASTE

the west managed to demonise amin.but for us some we now know that amin was no fool,he was a genuis and during his time we were much happier.now we are miserable as a band of westerners hold the country hostage,walking all over the kabaka stealing,the endemic corruption...the list goes on.the city dusty crowded and full of potholes...the list is long.i would take amin over any of these presidents after him anyday.

Dear Mr Mukoodo,
I like that you have exercised your freedom rights very well particularly the freedom of free writting and speech and you have stated your position very clearly that you are very much against the former regime of Idi amin Dada for a good reason that unspecified number of people dissapeared and so many disasters followed and so forth however my concern here is that you are now going offlimits attacking his family, children (Mr Majid to be exact)unfairly who had nothing to do with what the brain of Idi was upto during that time. 1000,000 lives were lost in Rwanda and Burundi in 1993-94 senselessly M7 was the mastermind of all that i have never read a single line from you condemning M7children that there father is a killer,is it because it happened in another country and not uganda so no one cares? or is it easy to attack majid?Please be distinguishableand sensitive to the family.Was Idi a bad president yes?,did people die in his regime ?yes every one knows that but it was the president and thats who you need to attack,anything other than that is offlimits.Asante sana.

The Institute of Global Cultural Studies (IGCS) was founded by Professor Ali A. Mazrui in 1991 at Binghamton University, State University of New York. The Institute's primary purpose is to develop new multi-disciplinary approaches to the study of culture and cultural influences across societies in the contemporary world. IGCS promotes the study of ... Read Morethese cultural forces through research, publications, teaching, academic conferences, and mass media educational programs. It is particularly interested in the role of culture in the context of global forces. By. Majid Alemi Junior.

Mathew David thank God you & me, we’re NOT learning rights of man from Eastern World > they lack moral issues > for example switching off gas to masses of Ukraine at this time of the year, it’s really freezing out there.
Recently, we witnessed democracy or freedom of speech (sub-section of rights of man) in America’s Presidential elections. Personal attacks by Senator Mccain to now elect President, Obama was allowed – is part and partial of freedom. When a journalist threw shoes to Bush, Bush proclaimed that, “its expression of democracy”. David lets learn and enjoy the rights of man from the Western World.
Majid is the person here who CUT & PASTE irrelevant information on the board. He praises his dad as a super-man.
David you sound a classic academician, and I believe you have been to Court of Law just to listen to cases, for example drink driving. Assume during the arrest, police officer intimidated the arrestee. During the court session the arrestee cannot bring up the case of intimidation, but some other time in the future. NOW we have a case of Idi Amin, I am not keen to talk about M7, and the rest. Mathew, let’s focus on Idi Amin, whom I feel he threatened and murdered masses. He wrecked the economy. Useful brains were expelled from hospitals, now they dominate primary care and the like of UK, just as an example.

Majid should stop CUT & PASTE, sometimes it doesn't add up

Mathew I see third-world countries as fractured societies, which can’t be on repaired. Each case on it’s own in Court of Law. Please don’t mix Amin and M7.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=upITVcXw_Gk

Thousands Pray For Amin
Monday, 22nd September, 2003 E-mail article Print article


TEARY MOMENT: Amin’s daughter Hajara weeps at the duwa prayer (Pix: Enock Kakande)

By Yunusu Abbey and Mariam Nalunkuuma
THOUSANDS of Muslims yesterday jammed Kibuli Mosque for special prayers (duwa) for former president Idi Amin who died in a Saudi hospital on August 16.
Prince Kassim Nakibinge, Sheikh Twaib Mukuye, the deputy Mufti and Dr. Abbas Kiyimba, a Makerere University lecturer and other speakers, praised Amin.
Mukuye said the UMSC would write to the Saudi Arabian government and thank King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz and the ruling Al-Saud royal family for the hospitality accorded to Amin since 1979.
Mukuye said Amin had been enrolled as a member of the ruling Al-Saud family.
Mukuye’s revelation drew praises of Allah Akbar (God is Great) from the faithful, who comprised men in tunics and veiled women.
The congregation, including some MPs and a magistrate, Muhammad Kasakkya from Ntungamo, braved the scorching sun as they listened to sheikhs praise Amin.
Government officials stayed away as did the Mufti, Shaban Mubajje. Apart from Sheikh Abdu Obeid Kamulegeya who sent a message, all former UMSC leaders attended.
There was an emotion moment when Amin’s two daughters, Hajara and Aisha, who had sat in the women’s wing were introduced. They shed tears when Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata, the main organiser of the prayers, asked them to stand up.
The speakers said Amin should be remembered for the good things he did for Islam and Uganda instead of pointing out only his failures. Up to 500,000 Ugandans are said to have been killed during Amin’s regime.
Armed soldiers deployed at the hill for the past two months, searched vehicles and luggage.
There was slight commotion when a military helicopter overflew the mosque at about 11:30am while Muzaata was addressing the worshippers.
Shrewd traders took advantage of the day and sold black-and-white portraits of Amin at sh100. Yellow T-shirts with Amin’s portrait sold for sh5,000 each.
Amin’s son, Jaffar Amin, commonly known as Chombe, who works with DHL, amused the gathering with his impeccable English.
The towering Jaffar read the family message and another from his mother Sarah Amin who lives in London. The family thanked the Muslims for their sympathy.
Amin’s second-born, Hajji Ali Amin who lives in Njeru, near Jinja, in a deep voice, caused pro-longed laughter when he said in Luganda, “Empologoma Ezaala Mpologoma (A lion begets a lion). So we are here.” By. Majid Alemi Junior. again. civilised society should Ignore what ever the so call MUKOODO. are, this person has a desease of the heart. [envy] causing him to hate my dad. hatred is a crime.
Ends

Majid I have just CUT & PASTE... the article below... this narrows my brain to so readers...
...When Idi Amin murdered Archbishop of the Church of Uganda Janan Luwum in 1977, his son Ben Okello Luwum, now 53 (as old as his father when he was killed), was only 27 years old.
He was working for the East African Community (EAC) from which he got a scholarship to study in the UK, but when the EAC collapsed in February the same year, he lost the scholarship.
A Kenyan friend, J.B.J Ochieng, offered to pay for his accommodation and food. Later, however, the British government started sponsoring needy students in a scheme called the World University Service.
One Sunday, just before the archbishop was killed, Okello Luwum now a Certified Public Accountant, had read of how the archbishop (his father) was being harassed by the Amin regime. He sensed danger.
That week came to pass, but the following week tragedy struck.
That cruel day, Okello was in the reading room together with his Kenyan friend Ochieng, when the receptionist called Ochieng to answer call.
She had already got the dreadful news but she chose to sermon someone close to Okello to get the details and break the story. The archbishop was dead. Brutally killed.
"I was devastated," Luwum told Sunday Monitor on Wednesday.
Two days later, Bishop Akisoferi Wesonga of the Church of Uganda called him to confirm the death.
"He told me never to attempt to return to Uganda because terror hovered over air. Personally, I never thought about it," says Okello.
Two days later, the Church of England organised a funeral service, which was attended by many Ugandans. Okello was the only relative.
By this time the British newspapers had banner headlines of the gruesome murder of the archbishop.
"People within the college who knew me came to console me. I was confused. I don't know what went in my mind then ," Okello said.
Okello has never got any ocular details of the bloody scenes, but he recollects his mother's description of Luwum's last days:
"After the hostile search for non-existent arms at our residence, I knew his life was in danger. I told him to flee. One day he disappeared. I thought he had fled. I was somehow relieved, but I was shocked when he reappeared the following day. He had just spent a night at Namirembe Guest House," Okello quotes his mother as having said.
On the fateful day, when Mrs. Luwum learnt that Idi Amin had detained her husband, she dashed to Nile Mansions (now Nile Hotel) where she met hostile soldiers.
"One soldier openly told her, go look after your children," Okello said.
The message registered well. The Archbishop had been killed. Waves of horror engulfed Mrs. Luwum. Her husband, the man she had told to flee was no more.
Apollo Lawoko, a Ugandan living in Sweden captures the finer details of the gruesome butcher. Lawoko with scores of other men were in some hell-like cell when the trio, Oboth Ofumbi, Erinayo Oryema and Jannani Luwum, were ushered in.
Lawoko quotes the archbishop as having said, "Let us pray". Soon after the prayers, they were dashed to a room where Amin, Malyamungu and Bob Astles were waiting. They were thoroughly pounded and pierced using crude weapons such as hammers, clubs and bayonets.
Amin is said to have personally pulled out his gun and shot the archbishop through the mouth.
Mrs. Luwum is still alive and strong. Okello says she doesn't like living in Kampala. Although the church gave her a house to live in at Namirembe, she prefers to till the soil at Muchini14 miles from Kitgum town.
Often times when a family head dies, the family disintegrates. This has not been the case with Luwum. His children have kept his legacy eternal.
" Ochieng told me you are old enough, you have to take over from where your father stopped," says Okello, referring to the source of his inspiration to carry on with his father's responsibilities.
A bishop called Okullo, who was then editor of the Church of Uganda province newspaper, The New Day, settled the family at Kisumu until they returned to Uganda after Amin's overthrow in 1979.Okello also returned the same year.
While the church helped to pay school fees, Okello, himself hurting, had to help the family heal. His brother Eric Lakidi (RIP) came in handy to boost his efforts.
Out of nine children, two have died and seven are still alive, but as we celebrate 26 years since Luwum's death, the family that he left behind is still in good shape.
Emima Lakar, the first born, lives in Pader, her husband's home area. Ben Okello Luwum, the second born and heir, a certified accountant and once the state minister for lands in Museveni's government, has a smile on his face.
Irine Abalo is a nurse in the US, Julie Ojwiya a civil servant, Andrew Okot Luwum is a motor engineer in the UK, Phoebe Aber is doing a masters degree in the Netherlands, and Amos Luwum is a businesman.

stop CUT & PASTE Majid... its not your work

Okello does not look at the tragedy of his father at a personal level. He believes reconciliation is the best way forward.
"This injustices have hurt many families. I wish one day we could have a sober regime, probably the best thing would be a referendum on what should be done to people who have committed crimes against humanity. Should they be pardoned or should they be prosecuted. But of course I would go for forgiveness," he says.
Testimony: One day Okello had escorted his son to play tennis at YMCA in Wandegeya. The son introduced his friend to him. Guess who the friend was? Malyamungu's son. Okello encouraged the boys to continue being friends. Both boys know the story you have just read better than you and I.

Re: what exacly happens when the security officials recovers the ILLEGAL chinese automatic guns stored at namirembe church where the late. RIP. archbishop janan luwum were incharge. I will soon bring the video of what exacly was. other thern people writing fabricated stories, the you posted. most were false. the three. in question. janani luwum,erinayo oryema,and oboth ofumbis death ocurs when their car they were in colided with big trailer lorry. in between buganda road and nakasero ave. near UTV. the events were video taped by both the International media and local utv in helicopter. when those ILLEGAL arms were recover from namirembe church was brought to nile manshon. displayed. my late dad invited International media and all diplomates to see with their eyes I was present. with my late. dad in nile manshon. wait for the video coming soon. meawhile check with some international media that was invited at nile manshion at that time. before thisconspiracy case between luwum,oryema,and ofumbi allows ILLEGAL arms from the late. milton obote in tanzania. my had good relashionship with both three mention. my dad use to invite luwums family at his house in kololo, the bishop was our neighbour in kololo. we amins family and the families of the three were caught in between. lawokos son got married in vancouver, I was invited, I met lawoko and luwums family came from settles. we were all together at the wedding two years ago. lowokos son. jinken lawoko married the daughter of okot bitek, juliene. her mum caroline and julie to me here when the elder sister to my dad died in arua last year. we do get along very well. anyhow I will soon uploading the video those who do not witness exactly how the three died. you mukoodo try dig out the truth. do not rely on those who writes fubricated and false stories about my late. dad. By. Majid Alemi Junior. wait for true story. my dad and myself on that day remains in nile manshons. when the late. brig. dusman sabuni ask that the three. luwum,oryema,and ofumbi should be escorted to senior army offisers mess. oposite nakasero president lodge. for more nterrogation. people jump into conclusion that my dad shot luwum by himself in mouth, totally lies, because that day I was with my dad, we remain in the hotel.

90% of the times I say I'm from Ug, people would say ohhh Idi Amin the one who ate people, even my little sister the other day came to me and asked me the real truth behind this, and actually lacked the true answer. There's a nw generation that rose, which did not know the so called Idi Amin and who will never know him, what we know is a conclusion of words from others. I've always known him as a bad man to tell the truth, because that is most the comments i read concluded, The other day this girl asked me if I was his uncle, and i was so angry within, how could he say such a man could be my uncle, however here it seems like some people were pleased with some of the things he actually did. But i guess to some it will always remain that he was good and to some he was bad. Only God can balance that equation.

Source: http://neohumanism.org/i/id/idi_amin.html

Amin had 'killer squads' hunting down Obote's supporters. Military leaders who had not supported the coup were executed, many by beheading. "By 1974 his regime was murdering hundreds of thousands of its own people, and Amin fed the heads of opponents to crocodiles and boasted of eating human flesh, keeping human heads in the freezer as his nation starved."

In October 1978, with between 100,000 and 500,000 dead at the hands of his regime, and no other nation maintaining diplomatic ties with his country.

On August 17, 2003 David Owen told an interviewer for BBC Radio 4 that while he was British Foreign Secretary (1977-1979) he had suggested to have Amin assassinated to end his terror regime. His idea was directly rejected. Owen said "Amin's regime was the worst of all. It's a shame that we allowed him to keep in power for so long".

Partly on the basis of his "visions" and this behaviour, Idi Amin is often believed to have suffered from neurosyphilis.

Majid how will you convince the literate masses of planets earth that your dad was superb?
Majid I am looking forward to seeing your CUT & PASTE

Mr Mukoodo remember this "you see a lion...if you dont disturb a lion it will eat freely with liberty..." everytime i remember that soundbite i can't stop cracking up.A british foreign minister had no right to impose a death sentence on any foreign leader he is neither a judge nor God and doesnt even come close let alone he is not even a member of that nation or race so what gave him authority to even suggest such an idea keeping in mind that he was trying to overrule what should have been all ugandans decision,he is just like any other minister even Idi had his own foreign minister.A proper approach would have been to let justice take its part by collect all the evidences on the cases let people hear what happened from both sides and reach their decision unanimously.This logical approach towards fairness is what all societies have practiced through the years. Idi knew that the british though he was their boy and served them for long time have valued his life worthless no wonder he started acting irrational towards anybody who was negative.

Mathew David once again, “…if you don’t disturb a lion it will eat freely with liberty...”. Do you think Idi Amin was untouchable lion? Sorry Mathew, don’t be so ridiculous.

The British foreign minister was witnessing what the buffoon was doing, indiscriminate murder. This minister belongs to human-race, he respected the rights of man. >> He came up with an idea, but others were NOT interested.

Mathew you said, “the British foreign minister was not even a member of that nation or race”. Why > we the black people inclined to racism? The man is part human race, that’s why you’re accepted whenever you are either America or Europe.

Mathew, ask Majid how much was by then to stay in Nile Mansions Hotel.
Anyway I have the following information regarding the same.

…… Source: http://neohumanism.org/i/id/idi_amin.html
The Nile Mansions Hotel in Kampala became infamous as Amin's interrogation and torture centre. Amin's killer squads were responsible for tens of thousands of abductions, tortures, rapes and murders, and Amin himself ordered the execution of the Anglican Archbishop of Uganda, Janani Luwum, the chief justice, the chancellor of Makerere University, the governor of the Bank of Uganda, and several of his own ministers.

Idi Amin Murdered so many, but Mathew & Majid are trying to polish his image.
Soon the son will CUT & PASTE... so sad

Kampala
Title Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Primate of the Anglican Church in Uganda
Period in office 1974 — 1977
Predecessor Erica Sabiti
Successor Salvanus Wani
Religious career
Priestly ordination 1953
Previous bishoprics Anglican Church Province of northern Uganda,
Archbishop of the Metropolitan Province of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Boga-Zaire
Previous post Bishop
Personal
Date of birth 1922
Place of birth Kitgum District
Date of death 17 February 1977
Place of death Kampala


Janani Jakaliya Luwum (1922 – 17 February 1977), was the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda from 1974 to 1977

Early life and career
Luwum was born in the village of Mucwini in the Kitgum District to Acholi parents. He attended Gulu High School and Boroboro Teacher Training College, after which he taught at a primary school. Luwum converted to Christianity in 1948, and in 1949 he went to Buwalasi Theological College. In 1950 he was attached to St. Philip's Church in Gulu. He was ordained a deacon in 1953, and the following year he was ordained a priest. He served in the upper Nile Diocese of Uganda and later in the Diocese of Mbale. In 1961 he was consecrated bishop of the Anglican Church Province of northern Uganda at Gulu. After five years he was appointed archbishop of the Metropolitan Province of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Boga-Zaire, becoming the second African to hold this position.1


the archbishop and other leading churchmen were accused of treason.

On 16 February 1977, Luwum was arrested together with two cabinet ministers, Erinayo Wilson Oryema and Charles Oboth Ofumbi. The same day Idi Amin convened a rally in Kampala with the three accused present. A few other "suspects" were paraded forth to read out "confessions" The archbishop was accused of being an agent of the exiled former president Milton Obote, and for planning to stage a coup. The next day, Radio Uganda announced that the three had been killed when the car transporting them to an interrogation center had collided with another vehicle. The accident, Radio Uganda reported, had occurred when the victims had tried to overpower the driver in an attempt to escape.2 Luwum's body was released to his relatives, More will follow including the video tape. of the sequence of events. By. Majid Alemi Junior. declassified article.

I think when people refer to Idi as a buffoon they point towards his character to impress the ladies this is when i roll down the ground laughing when i saw a movie of him this gigantic dark and strong military figure with military medals all over dancing infront of a tiny beautiful girl trying to impress her with her with his dancing moves and he was shaking his ass off but the only part moving is his stomach and speaks to her in a lady like voice "hello baby i want to enjoy you" and my other favorite was "hello baby do you love caaaaars? very funny!!!!

Majid give relevant information like the one below:

Full name Idi Amin Dada Oumee. AKA 'Big Daddy', AKA 'Butcher of Africa', AKA 'Conqueror of the British Empire', AKA 'Lord of All the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Sea'.

Amin's parents separate soon after his birth. Amin is raised by his mother, who becomes a camp follower of the King's African Rifles, a regiment of the British colonial army. She will have more children from other relationships, with Amin becoming the third of eight siblings.

Amin receives only a rudimentary education, and reportedly converts to muslim at an early age.

Ruling by decree, Amin also creates his own security apparatus to identify and eliminate opponents. At its height, the security force will consist of about 18,000 men serving in three squads - the Public Safety Unit, the State Research Bureau and the military police. Amin's Presidential Guard also doubles as a death squad, as well as protecting the dictator from the many assassination attempts made against him.
As terror reigns Uganda's economy begins to collapse, partially through mismanagement and partially as a result of the expulsion of the Indians and Pakistanis, who had formed the country's economic backbone.

Besides a huge death toll, Amin has left Uganda with an annual inflation rate of 200%, a national debt of US$320 million, an agricultural sector in tatters, closed factories and ruined businesses.

2003 - In July Amin is reported to be in a coma and on life support in the intensive care unit of the King Faisal specialist hospital in Jeddah, where he has been receiving treatment for hypertension and general fatigue for three months. He had been admitted to the hospital with high blood pressure on 18 July. It is also reported that he is suffering from kidney failure but has refused treatment for the condition.
Amin dies in hospital of complications due to multiple organ failure at 8:20 a.m. on 16 August. He is buried in Jeddah's Ruwais cemetery during a small funeral ceremony just hours after his death.

By most accounts an illiterate and gluttonous buffoon, Amin has become the subject of many bizarre rumours, there are stories of cannibalism.

We'll never know how Africa would have developed if it hadn't been colonised, imagine the acts of Iddi Amin.

Having learned that Obote was planning to arrest Idi Amin Dada. Amin seized power in a military coup on 25 January 1971, while Obote was attending a Commonwealth summit meeting in Singapore. Troops loyal to Amin sealed off Entebbe International Airport, the main artery into Uganda, and took Kampala. Soldiers blocked major roads. A broadcast on Radio Uganda accused Obote's government of corruption and preferential treatment of the Lango region. Cheering crowds were reported in the streets of Kampala after the radio broadcast. Amin announced that he was a soldier, not a politician, and that the military government would remain only as a caretaker regime . He promised to release all political prisoners.

Amin was initially welcomed both within Uganda and by the international community. In an internal memo, the British Foreign Office described him as "a splendid type and a good football player". He gave former king and president Mutesa (who had died in exile) a state burial in April 1971, freed many political prisoners, dads rivals do write distorted stories to give bad image about dad, like the one you mukoodo added above this. one. now billions of people knew your smeer campaign against my dad. mukoodo, give up, & keep quit. shut your mouth. by. majid alemi junior. we know who are. the so called mukoodo. who develope the desease of the heart. keep causing you to hate my dad. [envy] seek medical help mukoodo.

Amin's Death

On 20 July 2003, one of Amin's wives, Madina, reported that he was in a coma and near death at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. She pleaded with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni to allow him to return to die in Uganda." Amin died in Saudi Arabia on 16 August 2003. He was buried in a simple grave in Ruwais Cemetery in Jeddah. By. Majd Alemi Junior.

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I'm proud to announce that the father to our new American President was a Luo from Uganda as Idi Amin Dada told us in 1974 that a black will soon rule America, it is on tape for all to see. The Mukodo should send that same link on youtube. I also wonder how Mukodo feels to see a Luo leading the world. While people like Mukodo were told that the Amin's regime was not educated, my question is where did , Mutesa 1, Daudi Chwa, Kabalega, Rubanda and so forth go school? They were all great leaders. All our encestors never went to school and didn't need to, but they were very powerful and we still admire them so much. It is unfortunate that FRONASA, FEDEMU, UFM used Amin's regime eduation as a reason to envade out country and overthrow the Amin's government. While the so called educated have been showing off with their oxford English, their land and natural resources is taken away! People in the North are stuck in camps for no reason for twenty or so years. I think Mukodo should think twice. Can't he see he is the only one on that line? Mukodo reminds me of one NRA soldier on katebe man who went on about Iddi Amin in London while waiting for his Political Assylum application, and I asked him what did Amin do to you? You are here in U.K on income support of 30pounds a week while Iddi Amin is in Saudi Arabia being looked after as the former president of Uganda. The whole audience kept queite and THAT WAS THE END OF THE ARGUMENT! Thanks a lot Majid, Jaffer and all the Al Amin family!

Nambi, do you know which clan you belong to?

Do you know who sabotaged the palace of our Kabaka?

I am so happy to learn that you are now aware that Amin was not educated from my posting. About other baganda’s kings education (Mutesa 1, Daudi Chwa, Kabalega, etc), unless you’re NOT proper Nambi, in short education of our kings starts from very early stage. On that note, do some home-work, stop being ridiculous.

I dispute what you said that all our ancestors never went to school, in Buganda we had traditional education, I am sorry Joy.

Joy you’re free to post a link from you-tube, please don’t be shy. If you don’t know please ask your neighbor.

Joy, you should be proud of Oxford English, you’re parents paid a lot of money for it. Even I was given stick for not learning a colonial language.

Joy, I am NOT NRM personnel. I feel sorry for people in the camp >what have done to change the situation Joy?

Land grabbing is a big worry to me Joy too.

I can confirm that I have no political asylum application and also I am not on income support.

Please Joy learn this from me, if you feel you want to claim income support in UK > its you’re right don’t be ashamed to go for it

Joy, its good your favorite leader Iddi Amin picked up some important lines from world’s greatest speakers which he put in his own words.

The intellectuals will be happy to watch this Joy:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iEMXaTktUfA

This speech is over 40years old.

Idi Amin died young - Nassur 2
By Rogers Mulindwa

"Amin died at a tender age. He should have lived longer because the country still needed him," said Lt. Col. Abdul Nassur Abudallah, the former governor of central province. secondly. IDF brake the international law by invading palestinians territory last month, also IDF murdered palestinians civilians men, womens and childrens in cold blood. total number killed were 1200. 2,750 civilians in gaza both muslims and christians. attacked by jewis soldiers from Israili. why. you mukkodo dont talk about it ? just shut your mouth.

He said yesterday after receiving news of the death of former president Idi Amin Dada.

Nassur said Amin, 78 should be buried in Saudi Arabia as the Islamic culture dictates.

"I have lost a great friend and the country has lost a statesman. Amin is a man who stabilised the economy of this country," he said.

Nassur said he would be glad to go to Saudi Arabia if government facilitated him.

He said they (Nubian community) would organise local funeral rites. "I feel very bad because I have lost my former boss and personal friend," he said. Jami Amin, a son to Nassur said Amin was like his father.

"He allowed my dad to work for him. So I have lost a man who is like a father to me," he said.

Ali Juma a businessman in Bombo said government should organise a state funeral for Amin, whether in Saudi Arabia or Uganda.

Work came to a standstill in Bombo town when news of Amin's death filtered through.

People clustered in groups as they dicussed the development.

Mr Majid i enjoy reading your responses quietly as a sit back and relax every evening with a hot coffee soothing my mind from the stresses of first world trying to grasp all the facts about this mysterious man Idi which makes my day fun.I admit they are quite interesting.I have one question for you majid,i read somewhere that Idi used to call M7 at the state house is that true? and if so do you know what the conversation was about?Also when M7 visited Saudi Arabia was he meeting Idi or did they ever talk?When he was still alive were you visiting him in Saudi arabia ?did you ever talk on the phone with him? what was the best advice he ever gave you?Why i never heard you say you went to see him when he was sick because normally any person if their father is sick in a comma what you do is rush to the hospital to be with him? or when he died RIP you never went to saudi arabia for the final service all i hear was just few people where present.What about other sons and daughters as well,where were they when there father was sick.Just curious.Any input will be appreciated.Thank you.

"Women should not sleep while men are working. Even prostitutes can
do some work, reporting subversives.''

To Nixon after cuts in US aid to Uganda:

"My dear brother, it is quite true that you have enough problems on
your plate, and it is surprising you have the zeal to add fresh ones. At
this moment you are uncomfortably sandwiched in that uncomfortable
affair (Watergate), I ask almighty God to solve your problems. We
Ugandans hope that the great United States of America does not
continue to use its enormous resources, especially its military might,
to destroy human life on earth.''


I wish our current african leaders today to even dare write something close to that.They are all cowards and weak to western aids.

Some of his memorable speeches include one after a luncheon hosted by the Queen
in London in his honour, Idi Amin had this to say for his vote of thanks.

"Mr Queen, Sir, Horrible Ministers, invented guests, ladies under
gentlemen. I thank the Queen very plenty for what he has done to me. I
tell you, I have eaten so much that I am now fed up with malicious
meal.

Before I continue, I would kindly ask you to open the windows so that
the climate may get in plenty. But before I go back I must invert Mr
Queen to my country and I can assure you, Mr Queen that when you
come, I shall revenge to you. You will eat a full cow and I will work very
difficult to make sure that you will come back with a very full stomach.

For now I am sorry that I have just made a short call on you. The next
time I will make a long one possible for a full moon. Thank you for
letting me undress you in front of all the disgusting people."



Please if anyone knows any more quotes or speeches post them i love reading them.

I read this one and i'm still trying to contemplate if this was true or they made it up or was it fools day? according to one channel he organised goats,maize,vegetables,fish and potatoes from local villagers from uganda in a either a plane or something like that and he either called the queen or ministers there to send a pilot to pick up the vegitables.You know Britains GDP was about 200 times higher of Uganda in the 70's.Mukoodo ,Majid and Joy any input from this??

This 1974 documentary film by French director Barbet Schroeder is a fascinating “self-portrait” of “His Excellency, President Field Marshal Al Hadji Doctor Idi Amin Dada,

It was made with the support and participation of the African leader at the height of his power as ruler of Uganda. The film follows Amin closely in a series of formal and informal settings, combined with several short interviews in which Amin pounds his conventional theories of politics, economics, and international relations. Amin is seen supervising the Ugandan paratrooper school, boating through a wildlife park, playing the accordion in a jazz band at a formal dinner, and staging a mock assault on a small hill representing the Golan Heights. Forced into exile just five years after the making of this film, Amin died in Saudi Arabia in 2003.



Update: KEv reminds us. re. mr. mathew I refer you to this website: http://redtory.blogspot.com/20...trait.html it has most answers to your questions. about the aids he contrbuted to britain, and person he call to send planes to collect those goods was the prime minister of britain at that time. again you ask if I did talk to my dad when he was still alive, the answer is yes, all this years I have been intouch with my dad, on phone, I went to saudi arabia for umra three times, I met my dad in jedday. when my late father died, the saudi authority phoned me immediately, they also send me fax. he actualy died on august. 15,2003. those of my families who were at the hospital was informed on 16,2003. the doctors at the hospital transfered my dad to another room that night for secirity reasons. thats why the family at the hospital in jeddah did not know that night that our dad pastaway. he instructed the doctors and his guards to update me every day of his conditions. I did the funeral rites for my dad at my place here, I send money to our relatives in arua for funeral rites, every year we do the dua for him. I did visited the place where my dad was buried in jedday. also most of my brothers and sisters did the same. it was private visit, we dont anounce in the media to my brothers and sisters. my never met M7 in jeddah, about him phoning M7, he may be telling M7 to stop abusive words towards him, more will follow soon. by majid alemi junior, incase the webste did appeadr. re google seach it.

About the former Ugandan murderer... Idi Amin.

Mathew David, “…Idi Amin organized goats, maize, vegetables, fish and potatoes from local villagers from Uganda in a either a plane or something like that and he either called the queen or ministers there to send a pilot to pick up the vegetables. You know Britain’s GDP was about 200 times higher of Uganda in the 70's”.

That’s why some commentators refer to Amin as a Buffoon; Clown; Joker; or Comedian.

Thank you Majid and Mukoodo for your responses.Majid the url you refered does not exist i tried it several times,i'm also heads up for the real tape of the bishop and oryema when escorted if i'm not mistaken you said the evidence is now unclassified i think it will ease a lot of tensions to those falsy accusing Idi.

A question ,did Idi when in power knew anything about M7?why didn,t he recognize him as his opponent?i read somewhere M7 was secret service to Idi government before deserting him is this true?Has M7 been fair to other members of your families i mean by giving them jobs,scholarships and such cause your earlier posting had many lines about a request to M7 to look after your family members(former first family) who according to you some are very poor.

Re: M7 was in general service, obotes secret service, obote one. but not in amins government. again mathew in some of my articles I wrote was for uganda government to look after our first family acording to the constitution and the law, any government in power must take care of all former first families. but not M7 as individual. again when M7 were in exile in tanzania, most of his family were in uganda,in amins government, his sister was a student in makerere, his mother was in western uganda, even I remember one time my dad ask musenis sister of why her brother M7 hates him so much. another thing I only publish declassified info in the media. without touching our personal , confidential Information. we know what others are after, some are spies, also we few family members respond to our dads rivals that writes false about him. others dont write about their families. they are only interested on ours. therefore we only write what we can and write what we can not. mathew I am a trained officer. I know others playgame. the tape cocerning of what hapens those of luwum and the two ministers, classified security tape, I learn in order upload and publish it has to be declassified first. I trying my best still to see what can be done. at same time international media also has video tape the same of what hapens that day. they simply dont want to run it, their fear it will coterdict what misleading information and false they do publish about idi amn dada. by. majid alemi junior.

Majid since i introduced myself per your earlier request would you be kind enough to tell me just a little bit about urself as well?and also what do u do for a living?you said u r a trained officer in what profession?Thanks for your quick responses to my questions.Please keep in mind that i understand your situation spending your whole life answering accusations,i know it gets hard to trust people.I dont really know much about spy's or how they operate other than from the movies but i believe u are a good citizen wherever you are and i wish u well in everything you do .

The inside story of the 1971 coup (Part 2)
TIMOTHY KALYEGIRA
In the second part of this exclusive report on the inside story of the 1971 Amin coup, the Sunday Monitor brings you how Amin burst into several plots to arrest him and Obote’s order to arrest Amin which triggered off the January 1971 coup
Why Oyite-Ojok hated AminLast week in the first part of this exclusive feature on the inside story of Idi Amin's 1971 coup, Sunday Monitor examined the intrigues within the army, as a group of officers led by Lt. Col. David Oyite-Ojok.
Oyite-Ojok's formal title in the Uganda Army was Deputy Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster General. There have been conflicting opinions for several decades about whether he attended his cadet training at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst or the Mons Officer Cadet School in Aldershot, both in England.
BRAVE SOLDIER: Amin
HATED AMIN: Oyite Ojok
FORMER PRESIDENT: Obote ordered Amin’s arrest
It now appears conclusive that Oyite-Ojok attended the Mons Officer Cadet School but he allowed the uncertainly to remain among Ugandans, since Sandhurst was regarded as the more prestigious school.
At the Mons cadet school, Oyite had failed the commander's paper and only passed the engineer's paper. This is the reason he became the Quarter Master-General of the army, a largely administrative position although he much preferred a battlefield post.
The two men in the Uganda Army of the 1960s most highly regarded in battlefield command abilities were Colonel Tito Okello and Major General Idi Amin.
Whether this was the reason for the resentment that Oyite-Ojok felt toward Amin or whether Amin had mocked Oyite-Ojok over his largely administrative role in the army, is not clear.
The most important question in all this, is why Amin, a semi-literate soldier from a small tribe in West Nile, was so popular within the army and Ugandan society at that time? The answer to this question is the key to explaining several mysteries of Ugandan history.Amin was a man of distinction in many areas and had more outstanding all-round qualities than any other Ugandan soldier.
Amin was the first Black African soldier in the Kings African Rifles army of East Africa to be commissioned an officer, a second lieutenant. The second was Lt. Jackson Mulinge, who as a General would later become the Chief of General Staff of the Kenyan Armed Forces.
The third was Lt. Mrisho Sarakikya of Tanzania, who later rose to the rank of Brigadier, then Major-General in the Tanzanian army. He was the first commander of the Tanzanian National Defence Forces in July 1964.
Also, when Uganda attained independence on October 9, 1962, Major Augustine Karugaba, a young officer trained as a Cadet at Sandhurst, was given the honours of leading the flag-raising ceremony at Kololo Airstrip. Idi Amin was a captain at the time and the departing British insisted that he too should do the honours.
One of the men standing next to the flag staff as the British flag, the Union Jack, was being lowered. However, Ugandan history was later revised to erase any mention of Amin as one of the Ugandan army officers who helped raise the Ugandan flag that night.Secondly, as Army Commander Amin introduced the system by which all officers in the Uganda Army were required to carry with them money at all times (a habit Amin personally carried over when he became president).
Amin had realised that often when lower ranking soldiers got domestic problems, it would take a long time for them to get help because of the army bureaucracy. Amin's solution was that officers had to carry money wherever they went and if a soldier approached them, they should give the soldier in crisis the money.
The soldier's number would then be sent to the paymaster in their units and the money deducted from their wages at the end of the month. Any officer who did not carry this emergency money would be charged with "disobedience of lawful command" under section 252 of the Army Statute. Because of that, Amin earned a huge loyal following among ordinary soldiers

Thirdly, Amin personally was a very brave soldier. During battlefield operations, he had developed a fighting formation that the soldiers called the "One up, Platoon attack, one up, Company attack". It involved a fast mobile attack on enemy positions in which he would confuse the enemy with conflicting gunfire and encircle enemy positions with his men, before quickly withdrawing. Soldiers were amazed at how few casualties their units got every time Amin commanded an operation and these low casualties endeared him to the rank-and-file troops.
Early in 1963, the Uganda Army commanded by Amin launched a raid into northwest Kenya to repel Pokot and Turkana tribesmen who had invaded Uganda and stolen cattle from the Karimojong. Amin made the incursion at Kacheliba about four kilometres from the Uganda-Kenya border.
Kenya protested the cross-border raid but they had no evidence because Amin had carried it out in such away that the Ugandan troops did not suffer any fatal casualties who the Kenyans would have used as proof of aggression. Neither was there trace that Ugandan troops had entered Kenya.
When Ugandan troops were sent to Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo) to bolster the forces loyal to the country’s assassinated leader Patrice Lumumba, Amin applied the same military tactics on the battlefield.
As a soldier, he was both a paratrooper and had basic training as a pilot in Israel. He was fairly good on shooting with the rifle and excellent with a pistol. He actually loved to fire off a bullet at a cigarette in a person's mouth without hitting the person.His slogan, "I fear nobody but God" intrigued many soldiers. Some thought he had spiritual powers that gave him that confidence to utter such statements and drive about without bodyguards.
As an officer, Amin was conscientious, always appearing at official occasions exactly on time and going to his office as early as 7:00 a.m. (This tendency to keep time is what brought Amin close to death on numerous occasions, as would-be assassins could predict at exactly what time he would be at a particular place.)
To the wider Ugandan society, Amin came in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. He was as good a soccer as basketball player, motor racing driver, and boxer (he was the undisputed East African heavyweight champion for nine years during the 1950s).
As army commander, this gregarious soldier mingled with ordinary people. He was wont to walk into a bar, declare that he knew everybody in the bar was broke, and then without waiting invitation would offer drinks to all. He generously tipped waiters and waitresses in the bars, hotels, and restaurants he went to.
He also played the electric guitar and accordion (as head of state he gave up the guitar and

and concentrated on the accordion), and was a good ballroom dancer. So good was he at formal dancing that women always seemed to want to dance with him at State and other formal occasions. He had a fondness for tall women like Madina Najjemba, Mariam Kibedi, and Princess Elizabeth Bagaya of Toro.
Attractive, intellectual and high class women were drawn to Amin as were ordinary women. This background to the personality of Amin helps explain the events that were about to rock Uganda at the dawn of the 1970s.
January 1971, the hour of reckoningWhen January 1971 came along, the tensions between Amin and senior officers under him continued unabated. This time David Oyite-Ojok and Amin's other detractors got Obote's attention.
On October 7, 1970, President Obote accompanied by President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, and President Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya visited Makerere College in Kampala to attend a ceremony where the college was to officially become a university-- University of East Africa.
The three heads of state were politely applauded. Amin had not been seen in public for several days, igniting speculation that he had been arrested. Suddenly as Obote was delivering his speech, Amin appeared unannounced, in full battle camouflage, hands buried haughtily in his pockets, and a loud cheer broke out from the Makerere students, who gave him a standing ovation.
The loud and sustained applause that Amin received at Makerere --- Makerere, of all places where only well-educated people are respected --- for the first time gave Obote a full understanding of the paranoia that Lt. Col. Oyite-Ojok had been feeling for the previous three years about Amin. Amin was clearly starting to threaten the balance of power in the country.
On January 11, 1971, President Obote summoned Amin to his office at the Parliament Buildings and coldly told him that the army had overshot its budget by 2,691,343 Pound sterling. (Uganda used to use the British currency in the same way the US dollar is the main international currency today).
Obote also informed Amin about the report into the killing of Okoya which, he said, he had heard pointed to Amin. In mentioning the excess spending of money in the army, Obote was hinting to him that he, Amin, had misused these funds.
Meanwhile, that same day January 11, a secret meeting was held at the home of a civil servant and supporter of the ruling Uganda Peoples Congress party called Maitum Engena in Kololo.
It was attended by a number of senior

It was attended by a number of senior government officials, among them Oyite-Ojok. They discussed how to impress upon Obote the urgency of having Amin arrested as soon as possible.
Realising that the moves to purge him were gaining momentum, Amin called a press conference at the mosque in Bukoto, outside the city centre on Saturday January 16. At the press conference Amin said the Uganda Army under him would never overthrow the Uganda government. He also denied reports that he had embezzled money meant for the army.
He told reporters that President Obote planned to have him arrested using General Service Unit intelligence agents. Finally, Amin declared: "I fear nobody but God."Amin had been tipped off by a sympathiser in the GSU of the plot to arrest him. Clearly at this stage, Uganda was moving into a crisis as serious as the one the central government had with the Buganda kingdom administration in May 1966.
The director general of the GSU intelligence agency, Naphtali Akena Adoko, had decided to contain the situation before it went out of hand. Adoko, a lawyer, had, like many GSU staff, received his intelligence training in Israel.
In 1970, Adoko had created a wing in the General Service Unit called the State Research Bureau. It was a kind of counterintelligence unit whose work was to keep an eye on leading politicians, senior civil servants, and other prominent public figures that might be a threat to the State or be working for international interests of hostile countries in that intensely competitive Cold War period of the 1960s.
One of the pioneer staff of the State Research Bureau was a young man called Yoweri Museveni, a Marxist who had recently completed his studies at the University of East Africa, Dar-es-Salaam.
Since most of the GSU agents were trained in intelligence by Israeli lieutenants in Jinja or Kabamba barracks in Mubende, it can be reasonably assumed that Museveni was trained in Kabamba (which may partly explain why he started his NRA guerrilla war there in 1981, the barracks he was familiar with.)
For some reason Museveni too --- but independently of Oyite-Ojok --- had developed a hostile attitude toward Amin. The first ever summit meeting of the Heads of Government of the British Commonwealth was scheduled to be held in Singapore in East Asia toward the end of the month. But Obote was reluctant to attend it, given the unsettling situation in the country regarding Amin.
However Obote was persuaded by Nyerere and Zambia's President Kenneth David Kaunda to attend. Fluent in formal, erudite English, gifted with a deep and powerful voice and ringing oratory, these African leaders felt that Obote would best represent Africa's stand that Britain should stop selling arms to apartheid South Africa and white supremacist Rhodesia.
As Obote's staff were preparing for Singapore, Museveni appeared at the President's Office and said he had an urgent message for President Obote. In 2004, the late Adonia Tiberondwa, a minister of industry in Obote's second government, told journalist Andrew Mwenda that the president's staff, being busy, did not attend to Museveni and kept him waiting at the reception.
Museveni had something urgent to tell Obote: Amin, said Museveni, was amassing arms at Bamunanika outside Kampala. He, Museveni, had that information in a report he had compiled on Amin. Somehow, nobody in Obote's office was in a frame of mind to attend to Museveni. Tiberondwa said Museveni became frantic and angrily stormed out of the building.
The feeling among the top layers of political power in Uganda was that the country was faced with impending doom. But still nobody seemed able to put a finger to it, except to feel strongly that Amin should be arrested.
Amin heightened the tension in Kampala by going about his business and repeating his intriguing "I fear nobody but God" declaration. While Amin professed to fear nobody but God, everybody in power in Uganda seemed to fear nobody but Amin.
On Friday January 22, Obote was taken to Entebbe to catch a British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) flight to Singapore. He was to be seen off by the vice president John Babiiha, Minister of Internal Affairs Basil Kiiza Bataringaya and several other cabinet ministers.
And as was the tradition, the senior security officers also saw him off. They included Chief of Intelligence Akena Adoko, Col. Albertino Langoya, Lt. Col. David Oyite-Ojok, the Inspector General of Police, Lt. Col. Wilson Erinayo Oryema, the Commissioner of Prisons Fabian Okware, the director

thanks for that message------Alemi Majid.Message de kani kwesi ---Rabana kekunu metakummu-----masalam.

mukoodi-----iam a muslim born-----and a nubian from kitubulu in entebbe--so be in touch----col. farouk-minawa talks soon----akume God.

The Idi Amin I knew


By Brian Barron
BBC Africa Correspondent 1977 - 1981



Amin l
The first time I encountered the intimidating presence of the one-time sergeant major in the King's African Rifles was 26 years ago at a military ceremony in West Nile Province, his home tribal district.

We landed on an old British colonial airstrip in one of his Hercules transports, normally used to import scarce luxury goods for the Ugandan president. idi amin.

It was a scorching day but Amin was wearing his field marshal's kit with its specially lengthened tunic - reaching almost to his knees -



Grouped around him were his hardcore toadies, headed by a seedy expatriate known universally as Major Bob.

For hours Amin reviewed a military march-past, one of his favourite pastim



Concrete dungeons




Then we headed for Amin's living quarters in Nile Mansions. The priority was to search the refrigerators because of persistent reports that he sometimes kept the heads of his victims in the freezer.

With relief, we found no evidence to back this up.

Within a few weeks, Idi Amin escaped from Uganda, probably with the help of Colonel Gaddafi.


Idi Amin's house in Jeddah where he lived with one of his wives and 25 of his children

Tracked down to Jeddah

A year later, in partnership with cameraman Mohammed Amin of Visnews in Nairobi, I mounted a search for idi amin

Eventually we located him in the Saudi city of Jeddah.

The Saudis had been staunch allies because Idi was a Muslim who ordered mosques built across Uganda when he was in power.

After weeks of negotiation through an intermediary we fixed a meeting at his residence in Jeddah.

He stipulated the interview had to be done clandestinely without the knowledge of the Saudi authorities.

Homesick

We rang the bell and the front door was opened by several nervous Saudi government bodyguards.


They would not admit us. Then Idi appeared behind them and loudly told them: "These visitors are my guests. You all know I am living here at the invitation of the King. Do not interfere."

Looking stressed but cowed by the mention of the monarchy, the Saudi secret police retreated to the kitchen.



Idi Amin talking to Brian Barron at the exiled home in Jeddah
Amin beckoned us to the lounge reverberating to bagpipe music - he was playing a recording of the Edinburgh Tattoo at maximum volume.

After introducing us to two of his sons, both with Scottish clans as their names, Amin gave me a 45 minute interview.

If the people of Uganda want me, I will go back

Idi Amin, interviewed in exile
in 1980 by Brian Barron


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He was relaxed and clearly homesick, promising he would regain control in Uganda. He rejected any responsibility for the false reports of his opponents,

All had been fabricated by his enemies, he insisted.

What he told us that evening in 1980 was true

Idi Amin was the most flamboyant of a group of African I covered during that period.




Brian Barron is now BBC South Europe correspondent based in Rome.



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On This Day: Idi Amin ousts Uganda president http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3156011.stm by. majid alemi junior. in bc.

WHO WAS IDI AMIN??????
It depends because some people see IDI AMAN as a bad man, through the white man`s eye as Mugabe is seen.

Well I wasn't there wen That Man ruled Uganda But i hear Some call him a Patriot others a killer/murder . But wot i have found out is All president do Kill but the problem's some kill in secret and others in public..I reckon Amini was one of them no sense ones who feared nothing and did kill in Public to prevent others from doing the same.
But this is again the man who did alot for Uganda...He built Hospitals, Schools Roads not that only he did alot in sports and other stuffs infact he was a PATRIOT,,,I reckon If Amin Was the one who ruled for thse 20 plus years Uganda would have been million miles away forword. Insteady of putting , ''On sale tag'' on Companies, University halls, Television stations and extra, he would have added on them
I know some of u r gonna moan ohh he killed our people Damn which president has not killed????. I would say Amin was Cool But am dead-cert sure he was the best ever president Uganda has ever heard Simple

Thank you Queenie and Mike for this radio station and bringing those home tunes, your informative shows and bringing Ugandans in the diaspora together. I just came back from Kampala and had the opportunity of seeing a native comedy at the National Theatre. It was extremely hilarious and Ugandans have great talent. Before the show started, a clipse of the late Idi Amin was shown and was talking about Africans being leaders of the world someday. He wondered why a black American cannot be US president or Secretary of State. All this coincided with Barack Obama's inauguration. Too bad he did not live to see this. It was extremely moving to see how people were all full of applauses. I attended Namagunga Primary with some of his daughters and remember seeing a father figure. I had gone home sick and found the late former president in the school compound. He was in the office with the headmistress and I had to report and was just waiting for my turn to get in the office. I thought he would disregard me but he was human and asked if I was feeling better. He extended his hand out and I remember my little hand in his palm. He was a giant but filled with fun. We do have alot to learn about this man. We all make mistakes in life but those mistakes we should pick up lessons to shape up the future.

President Idi Amin was a man who loved his country and country men dearly. Like anybody he did some mistakes, but who doesnt. But that is politics, its a dirty game.

Re. Part Three. When Al-Haji Idi Amin took over Government From Dr. Apollo Milton Obote January 25,1971. his Government under Military ruled by Decree. drafted by the then chief Justice Benedicto Kiwanuka, and Godfrey Binaisa who was QC worked in Atorney Generals Chamber. DPP. together with the late. C. Ayume. the Military Govt Establish Military Tribunal. deals with any one caught with ILLEGAL Arms smuggled in the country to overthrough the govt. spies, if found guilty by the tribunal are sentence to death by firing squad in public. those colaborating with the rebels in tanzania, zambia, wherever they are. all those detained by state research security officers, their cases are taken to civilians court in buganda road.and taken to luzira prison. those in military if caught are taken to Makindye awaiting for trial in tribunal. now as mentioned before, concerning the death of Archbishop Janani Luwum and the two ministers plus their driver died in a car Accident. their cases were of smuggling ILLEGAL Arms into the country to overthrough Amins Govt. those of Former Chief Justice. Benedicto Kiwanuka,Basil Baringaya,John Kakonge, dora bloc the Israeli lady, &, many disapearing people were Hijacked and killed by the Rebels smuggled and helped by their colaboraters whithin the police, and prisons officers as I mentioned before. in the case of the Late, Shaban Nkutu, he studied & went to school with the late. Dr. Apollo Milton Obote. when Obote became president, he did gave shaban nkutu the ministerial post in obote[one] shaban nkutu was the uncle to my step mother, mama Malyamu Amin and her brother former minister of foreign affairs in Amins govt. they were all basoga including Henry Kyemba who was intrduced to obote by shaban nkutu. then obote gave henry kyemba & employed as first secretary in the presidents office. the langis didnt want kyemba in that post, they need their own but obote kept kyemba there. things did not go well with henry kyemba, some time he was kept out of the meetings with obote, then henry kyemba started to aquint himself with my dad. RIP. al-haji Idi Amin dada any thing discused concerning Idi Amin, Henry Kyemba do inform my dad Idi Amin up to the last point when obote sign doccuments in singapore that the ganeral Idi Amin to be Arrested and killed with those symphasized with Amin mostly the people from west nile, muslims all over uganda, and bombo in particular. my step mother was asked by her brother wanume kibedi to live the country, after he wanume kibedi learn of his uncle shaban nkutu arrest, unfortunately, shaban nkutu died in cross fire between the security forces, police cids, and the groups of civilians who was throwing stones and firing at security forces to prevent his arrest. Idi Amins order was that, shaban nkutu to be brought to him in command post in kampala for his safty, but things got out of hands in jinja. shaban nkutus case was he was colaboring with milton obote in tanzania through the phone which system in uganda were ectivation phone that goes directely to the securiy office, president office in state house, the police special branch. I pen of here for now until next Isue. Bravo.
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I am especially but not only interested in linking up to Humanities Departments in reputable universities globally that are interested in studying my father Idi Amin. My wish is for Humanities Departments to take apart my arguments along with other people's arguments about my father but also come to a well rounded opinion of the Man and the Collateral Damage the COLD WAR did to the so-called third world during the 70s and indeed the eighties. Today Islam is the new Enemy! Why? For a comprehensive analysis. is written by my young brother. Jaffar amin. remo. fowarded by me. majid alemi junior. in bc.

ADIYO lo Adibu Nyìkàméró (Likamero):

I reiterate that my Avatar (Teacher), Yuga Juma Onziga of the Rugbuza Clan, has confirmed the age-long practice of Adiyo narrations which are done during weddings, funerals and on special occasions called gbadu where mature bulls are slaughtered for each clan member and the ngeringi-zi or nephews to enjoy. The narration is usually also done by the clan leader who is flanked by a council of other elders. The latter follow the narration attentively and they may jump in to make any corrections or to fill in a forgotten issue. The narrator always holds in his right hand a special stick of honour called aruweta (plural aruwe-zi). The Aruwe-ta is a stick roughly the size of the narrator and about 5 centimetres in diameter.
Its colour is shiny brown to black—the intensity of this colour being especially increased due to its age. It is passed from generation to generation, and kept in very sacred places.

For the Adibu, Nyìkàméró (Likamero’s) Aruwe-ta is Temeresu’s Spear which is speared into the sacred ground at the very beginning of the Adi recital, while the reciter holds onto Dada’s Bow and arrow throughout the recital. The aruwe-ta is not dropped at all, especially during the adiyo narration process. An interesting feature of the adiyo narration ritual is the insertion of a song (or songs)which not only appropriately emphasizes, consolidates or authenticates the point in question but it also gives ‘colour’ to the whole story much in similar tradition to the famous Gruerios of West Africa. Another interesting feature all the events of the past are reduced to kaze (yesterday).
Every clan has its elders and every one of them knows ethno-history for this has been passed on to them through their parents. The Kakwa narration presented above is the most basic and the most universal and it acts as the preamble after which narrators can concentrate on their specific clan. For example, Godiya clan, Ponyona Clan, Kozooro Leiko Clan, Rikazu Clan, Podika Clan, or Nyori Clan etc. For the Adibu clan, Baba Moro Ramadhan Amin Dada, who is the eldest son of Amin Dada son of Nyabira of the Adibu clan and Atete of the Godiya Clan and thus, one of the elders in the Adibu clan,

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Press ReleasesAmin meets Nyerere: BBC Swahili spearheads meeting of the sons
Date: 26.03.2009
Category: World Service
BBC World Service will make history on Thursday 9 April as it brings together the families of two former East African leaders whose hostility toward each other led to a fierce war in the late Seventies.

In a major BBC Swahili editorial initiative, Jaffer Remo Amin, the son of Uganda's former President Idi Amin, and Madaraka Nyerere, the son of Tanzania's "Founding Father" Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, have agreed to meet for the first time.

Led by BBC Swahili, the programming will also feature on the World Service's news and current affairs programme, The World Today, the human-interest programme Outlook, as well as the English-language output for Africa such as Focus On Africa, Network Africa and African Perspective. The multimedia content will also be available via the international-facing news website bbc.com/news.

On 10 April, it will be 30 years to the day since, following a month-long, decisive battle, Tanzania's then President Mwalimu Julius Nyerere ousted Uganda's Idi Amin Dada from power.

The troubled relationship between the two leaders had degenerated into warfare as early as October 1978 when Idi Amin attacked Tanzania and annexed the north-western province of Kagera.

The Ugandan leader was forced to flee into exile, first to Libya and later to Saudi Arabia where he died in August 2003.

From Monday 6 April, in the build-up to the 30th anniversary, BBC Swahili's flagship daily news and current-affairs programmes, Amka na BBC (06.00 local time) and Dira ya Dunia (18.30) will reconstruct the events of three decades ago, talking to war veterans and victims who will relive their experiences of the 1979 war between Uganda and Tanzania.

The BBC will engage leading political analysts in a conversation looking at the effect those events had on East Africa and the rest of the continent. The leitmotif of the special programming is the meeting of the sons of the two leaders, who dominated regional politics.

From Monday 6 April, the BBC will follow Jaffer Remo Amin as he travels from his rural home Arua in north-western Uganda to Butiama in north-western Tanzania to pay homage to the late president Mwalimu Julius Nyerere.

Every step of the journey of Jaffer, 42, will be put on record by BBC Swahili's Idd Seif who will be accompanying him en route to the meeting. Over in Butiama, the BBC's Vicky Ntetema and Charles Hilary will be keeping track of the preparations by Madaraka Nyerere, 48, ahead of the meeting with Jaffer Remo Amin.

All along Amin's route to Butiama, the BBC will report on the public's reaction to the meeting of the descendants of the two men who led the opposing sides.

Project Coordinator, Caroline Karobia, has been talking to those who lived through the Seventies events.

She says: "Neither before nor after had East Africa seen a clash of that scale between two armies and, 30 years on, the memories are still vivid for most people who experienced the war. BBC Swahili will document these memories while also inviting our audiences to look ahead."

Head of BBC Swahili, Solomon Mugera, adds: "Idi Amin and Julius Nyerere were avowed enemies. Their differences dominated regional politics throughout the Seventies. Their leadership had profound impact on their citizens, with enduring legacies. Exploring the impact that war has had on Tanzania, Uganda and the entire East African region, BBC Swahili has spearheaded the meeting between the sons of the two adversaries. We are looking forward to covering every moment of their historic journey."

Notes to Editors


BBC Swahili is a multimedia broadcaster providing radio and online content to Swahili-speaking audiences. BBC Swahili is available on BBC FM stations and/or partner radio networks in Burundi, DR Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. Programmes are also available via the website bbcswahili.com which offers access to up-to-the minute news, features and analysis on East Africa and the rest of the world. Re: FORWARDED BY Majid Alemi Junior.

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JAFFAR AMIN

The two families - President Mwalimu Julius Nyerere and President Idi Amin - ought to have met because they were the two protagonists.


Jaffar Amin says it is important to reconcile historical animosities

So, after carefully considering BBC's request, I agreed to travel more than 1,000km to Tanzania to meet Madaraka Nyerere in Butiama [his home town in northern Tanzania].

Both of us were young when the war broke out. Madaraka was 16 and I was only 12.

Madaraka Nyerere comes from a family of somebody who's revered as a father of the nation and a great symbol of African socialism.

Idi Amin represents African proactive nationalism and sought to instil a sense confidence within the common people.

But today I find my immediate family in an undefined state that feels like we are deliberately being ostracised at a political level.

There are those who condemned my father as a tyrant who killed or ordered the killing of those he perceived to be opposed to his rule.

Yet there are those who knew Idi Amin Dada as a man who loved his country, family and culture as an African.

The purpose of his [Idi Amin's] leadership was to make Africans proud of themselves

Jaffar Amin
My father is somebody who came from a poor background and always reminded us of his poor origins.

He had a stint in the 1940s as a share cropper in the Mehta sugar plantations in Lugazi, Buganda District, but rose through the military to become a leader of a country.

Some dismissed him as a stooge of the colonialists.

Suddenly this "stooge" became very independent, populist and very nationalistic.

He propagated African pride for Africans and went ahead to implement the common man's charter, which was prepared by his predecessor.

Bizarre homage

The purpose of his leadership was to make Africans proud of themselves.

It's self-evident that as Ugandans, we exude a level of self-confidence you rarely find anywhere else on the continent.


Idi Amin died in exile in Saudi Arabia in 2003, but still casts a long shadow

His downfall can be traced to some of the controversial decisions he made during his seven-year rule.

For example, when he expelled Asians from the country, international opinion ran against him.

However, he claims he compensated them to the tune of $1bn through the assistance of the OIC [Organisation of the Islamic Conference] countries during the Opec heydays.

Also, when fellow Muslims convinced him to move away from the loyal relationship he enjoyed with Israel, he soon found the tide going against him.

There are those who will find it bizarre that I can decide to pay homage to a man who kicked my own father out of power and sent us into exile.

Wrong side of history

But considering the great efforts towards patriotism and a united identity that Tanzania enjoys I would wish for this virtue to become an example to Ugandans.


The rusting hulks of tanks from the war still litter Uganda's countryside

I also take a leaf out of [US] President [Barack] Obama's message to the Muslim world to unclench our fists when offered an extended hand.

But there is a common ground between Mwalimu [Julius] Nyerere's son and myself to reconcile historical animosities that have lingered for a long time.

It's been 30 years during which no-one from both families ever dreamed of meeting.

Madaraka and I are taking that tough yet historical step. We do not want to be on the wrong side of history.



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11. Any person charged with an offence has the right
(a) To be informed without unreasonable delay of the specific offence;
(b) To be tried within a reasonable time;
(c) Not to be compelled to be a witness in proceedings againist that person in respect of the offence;
(d) To be presumed innocent until proven guilty according to the law in a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal;
(e) Not to be denied reasonable bail without just cause;
(f) Except in the case of an offence under military law tried before a military tribunal to the benefit of trial by jury where the maximum punishment for the offence is imprisonment for five years or a more severe punishment;
(g) Not to be found guilty on account of any act or omission unless at the time of the act or omission it constituted an offence under Canadian or international law or was criminal according to the general principles of law recognized by the community of nations;
(h) If finally acquited of the offence not to be tried for it again and if found guilty and punished for the offence not to be tried or punished for it again; and
(i) If found guilty of the offence and the punishment for the offence has been varied between the time of commission and time of sentencing to the benefit of the lesser punishment.

12. Everyone has the right not to be subjected to any cruel and unusual treatment or punishment.
13. A witness who testifies in any proceedings has the right not to have any incriminating evidence so given used to incriminate that witness in any other proceedings except in a prosecution for perjury or for the giving of contradictory evidence.
14. A party or witness in sny proceedings who does not understand or speak the language in which the proceedings are conducted or who is deaf has the right to the assistance of an interpreter.

There have been several important court decisions on the applications of these sections to criminal law. These decisions will be discussed in the following chapters. In particular, s.8, s.9, and s.10 and parts of s.11 will be outlined in Chapter Five which discusses pre-trial procedure. Cases concerning the rights of the accused at trial will be illustrated in Chapter Two. This Article released under United Nations Convention Act. citizens right to know. A peace of Legal Advise to our Community. this just a little learning without going into the Details. Bravo.
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EXAMPLES OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN THE CHARTER
Fundamental freedoms: Freedom of conscience religion thought belief opinion and expression freedom of peaceful assembly and association

Democratic right: The right of Canadian citizens to vote or to run for office.

Mobility rights: The right of Canadian citizens to enter remain in and leave Canada and the right of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to live and work in any province of Canada.

Equally rights: The right to be treated equally before and under the law the right to the equal protection of the law and benefit of the law without discrimination based on race national or ethnic origin colour religion age or mental or physical disability.

The Charter also protects the two official languages of Canada French and English. The charter has special importance to criminal law. To enforce the law protect the public and prosecute offenders police and others in the criminal justice system are given certain powers and authority to interfere with individual liberty. For example the power to search and to make arrests are significant infringements of personal freedom. The charter serves an important function of setting out rules of procedure for exercising these powers and limitations on the authority allowed to law enforcement personnel. The most important rights for criminal law are the legal rights set out in s.7-s. 14. Section 7 states:

7. Everyone has the right to life liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.

This general statement says that a person cannot be denied life liberty or security of the person without the principles of fundamental justice being followed. The supreme Court of Canada has said that the principles of fundamental justice are to be found in the basic tenets of our legal system and that it is up to the courts to develop the limits of these tenets. In other words the courts will decide on a case-by-case basis whether a tenet of fundamental justice has been violated. For example the ontario court of appeal has held that the right to remain silent when an offence is being investigated is and always has been a principle of fundamental justice. Therefore the police violated this right when an accused was told that he would be held until the keys to the car that the police believed he had stolen could be found. In other words he would be held until he gave the police the keys or told the police where the keys could be found. The supreme court of Canada held recently that a provincial law which imposed a minimum seven-day sentence on a person who was driving with a suspended licence even though he was unaware that his licence had been suspended violated a principle of fundamental justice. The Court also said that s.8-s.14 are specific situations involving the deprivation of life liberty or security of the person sections 8, 9 and 10 concern pre-trial procedure 8.Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizer. 9. Everyone has the right not to be arbitrarily detained or imprisonment. 10.Everyone has the right on arrest or detention {a}to be informed promptly of the reasons therefore, {b}to retain and instruct counsel without delay and to be informed of the right, and {c}to have the validity of the detention determined by way of habeus corpus and to be released if the detention is not lawful. Sections 11, 12, 13, and 14, relate to trail procedure. For your Info all the Sections In this Artical is repetriated from United Nations Charter, U.N. call it Article 1 to Article 14. Here in Canada is Called Sections in the supreme Law of Canada The Constitution therefore this Articles applies into both National as well International Law. Bravo.
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Dear Sir, Majid Alemi Junior,&.Family, The President Of Ugandan Muslims Association In BC. 418 main street. chinatown. P.o.Box, 88073 vancouver. postal code. V6A 4A4 western canada. Nov.21-2008. board of directors. trustees. [a] majid alemi junior. president. Mrs. mariam alemi. secretary.[c]Imam Fuad. Cleric Religious affairs, burial,marriages, ETC. [d]bran abe vice president. [e] hamid andeku. executive committee member. [f]mohamoud adebo. incharge captain of sports. [g] Mrs. Leila Andeku. chair lady. womens affairs. and members to follow. salam warahma.

January 2, 2009 10:15 PM

Thursday, February 14, 2008
Ugandan Muslims Association In BC
Ugandan Muslims Association in BC is a registered NR 6849732 having its own Constitution under the Society Act of the Laws of Canada. It is a voluntary social organization of Ugandans Muslims residing in Vancouver, B.C., Western Canada. Some of the important aims and objectives of the Association, as spelt out in the constitution, are as under.

a) To promote social, educational, economic and cultural, religious as well welfare of Ugandans Muslims residing in Canada.

b) To promote, support and organize such activities to encourage the advancement and propagation of Ugandan culture and philosophy.

c) To promote and co-ordinate the activities of Ugandans’ communities both in Canada, back home in Uganda as well around the globe. With a view to advocating, safeguarding and protecting the interest and general welfare and betterment of Ugandans Canadians (immigrants, new arrivals residing in Canada).

d) To support orphans, disables, elderly, poor women, men back home and around the globe, and foster cultural, economic and social relationship among the people of Uganda between Canadians and Ugandans of all communities residing in Canada.

e) To establish Islamic institutions of learning, Masjids/Mosque, here in Canada and in Uganda as well around the globe, sports, recreation, health and any other similar activities in the interest of the association.

f) To co-ordinate and promote the activities of other Ugandan non Muslims community organizations.

g) To promote harmony and mutual understanding amongst various organizations in Canada, and around the world, united nations.

h) To make representations to the appropriate authorities to protect and safeguard the interest and well being of Ugandans Muslims in Canada.

i) The membership of the association is open to Ugandans Muslims residing in B.C., Vancouver, Western Canada and Canada at large. Extended back home in Uganda, as well around the globe who has attained the age of 18 years.


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UMAIBC Activities:

Need for a trainer Duluka Druming Dancing Singing

a) The Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language schools purpose is to teach, promote and preserve Ugandan culture to its members and any other interested pupils, and through cultural performances and presentations add to multi culturism in Canada.

b) The activities of the school so far have included teaching Islamic religion, communication in the Nubian Kakwa, Swahili language as well as teaching Duluka Drumming, singing and dancing traditional Nubian Kakway Duluka dance in Ugandan style.

c) While we are proficient in teaching the spoken and written language our ability in enhancing and advancing in the skills with respect to drumming and dancing have reached a plateau.

d) Our students are very keen and have tremendous potential that will be harnessed if we get a trainer to improve our skills in drumming and dancing duluka Nubian Kakwa dance.

e) We have identified such and we need support through funding to enable this individual to teach our students these skills.
























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UMABC – Presidents Message

Passing on the Ugandan heritage, religions, partly, heritage defines what you are, your very essence. It not only relates to the place of your birth descent or upbringing, but also to the value you attach to your expectations, past experiences and influences. These phenomena act to shape and characterize the individual.

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Majid Alemi---pass my message-to major general Taban Amin---known to me as a BROTHER IN LIBYA--IN OKBBA BI NAFFA--LATER-MAYITIGA AIRFORCE BASE--IN LIBYA----THAT---iam so sad on the news we heard of the death of his mother --may Allah rest her soul in peace--rabana ke kunu metakumu----masalamu

thank you. bro. muhamed sendege [rambuka] your condolence message to br. taban amin recieve. anyone can sign my guestbook above. the send condolence message to bro. taban amin [maj.jen. rashid amin idoru taban] the message written here, do reached the family of Idi amin dada alemi. from majid alemi junior. & family. in vancouver, western canada. salam warahma.

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E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it '> This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Re: Magie Kigozi & the delegation fron uganda met ugandan community today. may. 17th,2009 at 4010 canada way. Ismaili centre. 2nd floor. read the subject presented by mrs. magie kigozi. I deliver the message of greetings from you, mike omulumbuzi of connect uganda to mrs. magie kigozi. by. majid alemi junior. in BC.

I have read alot about the late Ugandan President. And there is a lot that can be said about him. I was a child when he was still in power in Uganda and i now realise that i had an amazing childhood.

I remember sometime in 1977 when our dad drove MY mum, brothers, and sister to kyanwanzi for a weekend camping/'hunting' trip from kampala.we left around 6pm and arrived there when it was very dark. In short it was one of the happiest memories of my childhood. I can't believe that my dad drove us at night to that place. there was no sense of insecurity then . Unfortunately there would be no further trips of the sort because war soon broke out and the land was plunged into an orgy of murderous terror of the UNLF/Obote II regimes. as teenagers we were even afraid to go out to have fun at the nearest clubs.

I used to go to school in Kenya and my school mates were always intrigued when they learnt I was from Uganda. they would ask me about Idi Amin. Those who wanted to tease me would introduce me as a Ugandan-people who eat human flesh! the crazy things I heard when i was there!At one time I got so pissed off due to the silly questions like 'do you know Amin?'(No, not personally was my answer), I told someone that yes i knew amin- infact he was my dad and I hinted that he'd better treat me well-or else! i thought he would laugh it off as a joke but the idiot believed me!and spread the story. It took me a while to dispel the rumour.

It was so confusing because when I returned home I never felt any sense of fear or insecurity at all-not until Amin was overthrown. I used to get terribly homesick when in school in Kenya but after amin was overthrown i could not wait to get back to school so i could get some reprieve from the horror I was witnessing back home.kenya became my refuge. I used to wonder why people felt that amin was so bad.

In retrospect those who hated amin-especially the educated african elite e.g. Obote,Nyerere, museveni etc(am talking about you too Mssrs Kalooli eKyanamukaaka and Mukoodo!So Listen up!) did so not because of his alleged brutallity and cruelty towards Ugandans but because of intellectual snobbery. No one really cared and no one cares how many Ugandans are being killed! Spare us the hypocrisy and croc tears! Amin's unforgivable offence was to offend the elite's snobbish sensibilties by murdering the queen's language and sounding like an uneducated peasant!If he had spoken in eloquent English like Mugabe-he would have been a hero! that's why African leaders refuse to publically criticise Mugabe(they are dazzled and blinded by his 'intellectual pedigree') but did not hesitate to say nasty things about amin. You don't believe me? just read one of Binaisa's latest interviews with the Uganda observer newspaper. when asked why Amin was such a disaster Binaisa(QC) pointed out Amin's inability to speak English! And these are the Guys who claim to be nationalist who fought for African pride and independence! Maybe that's why he was made a QC-he was more proud of his western heritage than his African roots. As a proud Muganda, I find it such a shame because Binaisa speaks such good Luganda, in a beautiful and entertaining style and I was therefore disappointed when he offered to volunteer to teach in the village, he chose to teach English and not Luganda. Come on-we have enough good English teachers! Luganda is in danger of becoming diluted if not getting extinct! and here are very few people alive who speak Luganda as well as Binaisa does.

Well any way i digress.Where was I? Well never mind. let's go back to Amin.I have watched that movie by Barbet Schroeder and one thing I liked about it was that it reminded me of the good musicians that were around during that era. Not the techno crap we hear nowadays in Uganda that passes for music! I mean just listen to that Kiswahili song by the Suicide jazz band-that is good live sukous! I wish it were possible to land a copy of the full length sound tracks of those songs on that movie.The only lousy song there was amin playing the accordion.Amin loved art and music and supported it the best way he knew...our present leaders despise the arts.

How about sports? It's been a long 31 years since the Uganda Cranes featured in the Africa Cup of Nations.The team that reached the finals of 78 in Ghana are legends for people of our generation.Will Uganda ever see such under M7?Don't hold your breath!

I have travelled to many countries in my forty years and everywhere I go I am asked about amin. And people's reactions suprise me. without offering an opinion on my part many people say to me how much they like him-especially africans in the diaspora. Even my Tanzanian friends are blown away by watching his interviews. One of them watched 'self portrait' and his favorite quote was about amin promising to force black americans to learn Kiswahili.(did he really say that? i can't remember.

I got to run. Nice work fellows.

Mukoodo,Kalooli eKyanamukaaka-You suck.

Even though i was in a kenyan Boarding school, I never got to learn Kiswahili then.

I spent the war in Nairobi and returned home in July 1979. I came back to an atmosphere that was very tense with fear and the main cause of which were these people that were called 'wakombozi'. whenever someone was robbed, murdered or raped in the village i would be told that the culprits were a group of 'bakombozi/wakombozi'. I didn't know what the word meant then but given the sarcastic tone in which it was spoken i figured it was derogatory. to call some one a 'Mukombozi' was not a nice thing to say.

later when i became a born again christian I heard a song in church with the words 'Yesu ni Mukombozi'. I was shocked.but then someone explained the meaning and that's when I learnt that Mkombozi meant saviour/ Liberator!

Not having a good education from prestigious schools like Buddo, Mwiri and MUK was bad enough.as suggested to me by Kalyegira, Dada was also rejected because of sectarian prejudice. In other words being a Muslim AND and minority Kakwa / 'Munnubbi' was a hard pill to swallow for our Ugandan elite(Especially from Buganda-am sorry to say). If he had been just one of those things-he would have had an easier time-but ALL 3 things at the same time was asking too much!!!Amin should have given up Islam or pretended to at least be a Munyoro or a Mutooro(like M7 is allegedly pretending not to have Rwandan roots. It's worked for him so far).

Whatever

cheers

Ssalongo Jaffar Amin Subject: Genrale de Division General Rashid Taban s/o Idi Amin Dada Alemi

A word of caution to Journalists in Gen

This Cross Cultural Enigma who has chosen to turn his enormous fire power as UN MUNOC will verify upwards of 22 Tons of sophisticated weaponry peacefully handed over to UN MUNOC into galvanising support of Broad Based Governance under the NRM Movement has to be applauded , bear in mind he is under the Ministry of Defence rather, as a pacifying factor in the efforts of the Government to convince fighters to return back to their homeland; to date the consolidated fighting force of young and capable fighters from the defunct WNBF returnees numbering 14,300 soldiers is a testament to his influence amongst former combatants., He has also symbolic leadership over the 45,000 strong Veterans of the Uganda Army dating back to the KAR pre Independence & Post 1979, who have been ostracised, without a pension nor gratuity settlement. This bulk of Armed Service Personnel were trained by the Ugandan Government using Tax payers money to serve their country & not a person, they were sent to professional military academy in both the Eastern Soviet bloc & the Western Nato bloc at the height of the cold war, it would be very wasteful for any right thinking Government to ignore almost 35 years of military experience amongst these former Professional Armed Service Personnel, bear in mind that most of those who got caught up stranded abroad in the 1979 war never joined the newly installed UNLA, but joined foreign armed service in various countries who valued their skills, a large chunk joined General Taban’s Revolutionary Front in a bid to maintain comradeship and loyalty to his Father Idi Amin Dada.













In July 27, 2003 the country only scratched the surface when the
Government felt the threat of what they perceived as the avenging angel /
Son of Field Marshal Idi Amin Alemi Dada in this





















The operative word was Training potential opponents of the Movement
Government.

His Allegiance was to FAC.

You will have to under stand this Enigma by understanding his CV.

Born in 1958 1st son to the Late Field Marshal Idi Amin Dada.

Sent to an Cadet Air Force Training in Ukraine former USSR 1973-1978

Returned in 1978-joined Uganda Air force as a Group Captain / mind you the equivalent rank in the Army is a Colonel.

Commando Training Kabamba 1978 with the Strike Force ""Camanyola""
Presidential Guards.

Fokka Friendship civilian aircraft training in the Netherlands 1978-79


Fighter squadron training in Tripoli using Czechoslovakian fighter planes
1979-1982.

Rapid Response Division Commander {Three star General} in the FAC Tour of Duty in south Eastern DRC Congo as part of the Joint coalition that responded to Desiree Kabila’s call for friendly forces Including Angola, Zinbabwe , Tchad , & the Ugandan SIERRA Division under FAC to come and defend the integrity of Congo Democratic Republic, right up to the date he decided to return to Uganda following the demise of his Father.

Signs Lusaka Peace Accord and returns to Mother land in 2003.

Offers to work hand in with Movement Government in his Homeland Areas to pacify his The North & West Nile in the name of Broad Based Government.

Here indeed is one person alone who can reconcile these two critical areas of
our country since his Father hails from West Nile & his Mother{The Late Helen Etchi of the Ebuje Clan daughter to Mzee Edrofosi of the Lango Diang; who was married to a maiden who hails from Dr. Milton Obote’ Akokoro Luyima Clan.

The significance of this former Warrior turned Peacemaker cannot be over
looked by the usual un-researched commentary from our media houses. If there is one man who understands the significance of this effective Professional Soldier then that man is HE Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the one person the media houses Grudgingly give a thumbs up on Political and Military Acumen.

Titles & Ranks a rudimentary whether Major General {Two stars} in Uganda or his former Three Star status he used to Enjoy in the FAC, his number one goal is resettlement of highly viable war combatants & the Politics of Development in the Wilderness Ugandan Journalists refer to as the northern Uganda.


Deputy Director General {DDG} sit well on his broad shoulders but alludes to the proverbial NRM notion of “Katebe” on the chair un-deployed since 2006.



For God and My Country

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since these are my inlaws fine.

6th June will be a good thing.


The whole Al-Amin Family just might be arriving from Jeddah.

The Notice was One month..........

I wish they could join the dua too.



Yours faithfully

Jaffar





--- On Thu, 5/28/09, majid alemi junior wrote:

From: majid alemi junior
Subject: A Special Dua to all our loved ones who are not with us anymore.
To: aligaone in jeddah. saudi arabia.
Cc: jaffar amin dada hussein juruga amin kadara kursum amin khadija abiriya amin lugala muhamed
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009, 12:58 PM

Remo Alemi Dada

Quoting majid alemi junior.
Re: at last i talked to baba diliga just now on his c/phone. he said he was
invited for the wedding which will be on sunday. may 31,2009. in kampala. then
he will go back to arua on june. 2nd,2009. the dua in arua at mzebaba RIP. al-
haji idi amin dada alemis house in arua tanganyika village are now fixed. june.
saturday. 6th,2009. baba diliga told me that, he will talk to safi amule &
others to pospond 30th 2009 date of may now extended to june. 6th,2009. over
to you. keep me updated. majid alemi junior in BC. Re: at present. baba
diliga are asking brothers and sisters in kampala for to contrbute to help for
the weding on may. 31st,2009 in kampala. love.
> OK
>
> best Regards
>
> Jaffar

> OK
> best Regards
>
> Jaffar
>
>
> --- On Mon, 5/25/09, majid alemi junior. wrote:
>
>
> From: majid alemi junior. in BC.
> Subject: Greetings from vancouver.
> To: "Remo Alemi Dada"
> Cc: majid alemi junior.
> Date: Monday, May 25, 2009, 2:05 PM
>
>
>
> Re: brother remo. i did talk to your wife just now. she told me baba diliga
> went to the town. i tried baba diligas phone line. maybe on charge. i will
> try
> to talk to him this evening your time there. majid.
> Re: the Invited. Guests. are. the governor of westnile and his family. major.
abiriga, maj.gen. idirisi mustapher & family,maj.general,lumago & family,maj.
gen. hussein gowan & family, lt.gen. moses ali & family, lt.col. nasuru abdalla
& family former gov.of central prov. the mayor of kampala. nasser sebagala,hajati. mama. anuna umari & family, also we extended the invitation to mama miria obote and her son, jimmy akena lira manicipality MP. all
army officers the soldiers, civil servants who served under mzebaba. RIP.al-
haji idi amin dada, all family members. welcome. lunch & refreshments will be served.by majid alemi junior in BC. Re: baba hussein diliga, & jaffar remo,major. ahmed dudu, capt. muzamil amule. are the committees that will handle the events, plus volunteers in arua & kobok. all media are invited to report the events. jaffar keep me infirm of the progrees. salam warahma. majid alemi junior in BC. the events are sponsor by me.
>Re: We Request: Business people in Uganda. to donate. plastics cups,plates,rice,bijanjaru,unions,cookings oils,flour, contact persons, baba hussein diliga, jaffar amin remo, safi amule, hajati. mama anuna umari. in arua. drop the stuffs at mzebaba. RIP. al-haji Idi Amin dadas house in arua, tanganyika village. thank you once again. by. majid alemi junior. in BC.

Yatujamu okutya abazungu,era natulaga ekifaananyi kyaabwe kyebalina eli abadugavu,naye kyeyakola obubi nti obusungu yabuza kuffe,era naye netutandika okumutya,wabula ekyo kyaava eli abazungu basobole okumulemesa,ng'era bwekyatukilira.Era kyenva nsaba abo abatukulembera baleme kukola nsobi yemu,era bakimanye nti Amin teyali muyigilize naye yasobola okubaako byeyakola,naye nga ebibi byebyasinga okuba ebiingi,kale kansubire nti bano abayigilize banasobola okukeendeza ebibi nebakola ebilungi eli obulungi bwensi yaffe awamu n'abantu baayo.Nze munamwe okuva wano mu Greece-Europe,akume.

Majid Amonye Junior the former president of sudan muhamed jaffar nimeri died age 79. saturday.30th,2009. in umdurman military hospital. INNAH LILAHI WA INNAH ILEIHI RAJUUN. From the president of ugandan muslims association in BC. Majid Alemi Junior. vancouver. western canada. our condolence to the family. may almighty allah rest his soul in eternal peace aamin

Stefanos Mutebi-webale comment yo--kati abazungu tubamanyi bulungi-era when we deal with them they take us as equals--hoping nti na abayindi abadayo a uganda--nabo kati bamanyi nti ba na uganda---be bananyinyini nsi---akuume GOD.

Re: the dua prayers at mzebaba. RIP. al-haji idi amin dada alemi. on june. 6,th.2009. at his house in arua tanganyika village. ended well. mze baba hussein diliga told me on phone. saturday. 6th,09. that over one thoutherns turn up for event. invited guests alver uganda, arua & koboko in particular attended. lunch & refreshments was served. i also spoke with my young brother. jaffar amin remo who was present. awaiting more details from him. i would like to thank all those who attended, especialy. the committees members for the events. baba diliga,jaffar amin remo,maj.ahmed dudu,capt.muzamil amule, lt.col.ratib ramadhan mududu & all volunteers. this dua prayers was for all our loved ones who are not with us anymore. the events was sponsored by myself. majid alemi junior. in BC. vancouver. western canada. salam warahma.

Ssalongo Jaffar Amin "Jaffar Amin @ Tanganyika Village Arua District"


ADIBU-TA LO (Tazu kuliya ti ti Baba)
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Adibu talks about Baba. I Lemeriga Obote son of ……… of the Masu Clan belong to Baba, our grand father married three wives the first woman was married from
1.The Masu variant Machu clan whose name was Aduru of the Machu Clan. She gave birth to the following:
. Akita
. Amugu
. Okwani
.Ruba
2. The second wife was from Morobu whose name was Aka, we are gathered at her home right now. She gave birth to the following:
.Nito Akole
.Dada lo Morobu
3. The third wife was just found within whose name is Uguru who hailed from the Oriba Lugbara clan; she was found lost in forest during the days of famine and was brought to live amongst the Adibu until grandfather Baba lo Nyori engaged her, she is of the Lugbara tribe;she gave birth to the following:
. Alemi
.Nyara

I am going to leave out Aduru & Uguru, I will talk about Aka of the Morobu Clan because we are at her home.
Aka was married from the Morobu clan, she gave birth to our Grand father Dada lo Morobu & his brother Nito Akole.
Nito Akole died without children. This Home belongs to Dada lo Morobu, after growing up he got his wife Ute [Biya sic] from the Turupa Clan who gave birth to Nyabira,
Nyabira grew up and got his wife Atata from the Godiya Kelipi . Atata gave birth to the 1st born Rajab Yangu & the 2nd child was Amin [Andrea] Dada, who was named after his grandfather Dada lo Morobu ;there was a daughter in existaence who was betrothed to the Paranga in Ole’ba Country Maracha District she however never begot children in Paranga.
1. Amin Dada got his 1st wife from the Gimoro / Kuluba Clan and her name was Mariam Poya
2. 2nd wife Aate Aisha Bu’Da from the Okapi / Rikazu Clan who gave birth to the following:
1st born Ramadhan Morro Dudu ,
2nd Born a daughter who died as a child
3rd born (Idi Amin) Awongo Alemi “The Bull Elephant of the Adibu Likamero” who died today on 16th August 2003.
3. 3rd wife Iyaya was married from the Anjevu/Midia kakwa Clan
4. 4th wife Amori was married from the Kendio-Bori Kakwa Clan
Iyete aduma


As recited by Lemeriga Atulu Obote of the Masu / Machu Sub –Clan of the Adibu Likamero on 16th to 21st August 2003Ssalongo
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Dear. Presenters. mike,mukoki,queenie. we thank you people of doing wonderful & professional work. of connecting all ugandans in all corners of the world. through your sundays family show. I also thank Mike of airing my message last sunday on your programe. nice of you. the marks to each of you, today, is 500,000&#xtr;llions. for jour job weldone. secondly, congratulations once again to bride & bride groom, hafsa d/o Issa dimba married to muhamed S. in kawempe, kampala suburb. sunday. 31st,2009.we wish the two everlasting marriage. almighty allah to bless them with alots of kids. this time a muganda marry to kakwa lady, tit for tat, pay back as my late father, RIP. al-haji idi amin dada alemi did married mama madinah, a muganda. we ask connect uganda to play for them marriage weddings songs. thirdly, greetings to muhamed sendege. [rambuka] to Bbaale Alosiuos in germany, mzee wa kazi, to alice saula in scotland, farida male in north london, we also sends greetings to alemis family.
wherever they are.greetings to my young brother. jaffar amin & family, to my sister, maimuna amin, to sister. zaituni they are all in kampala, to my sister. kadara kursum & all brothers & sisters over
there,in london uk. A Special dua for all our loved ones who are not with us anymore were held june,6th,2009. at mzebaba. RIP. al- haji idi amin dada alemis house in arua, tanganyika village. all invited guests former army officers, ncos, f/ soldiers under my late dad, civil servants, ugandan all over uganda, arua & koboko in particular attended. I would like to thank MC. baba hussein diliga, jaffar amin, major. ahmed dudu,lt.col.ratib mududu, capt.muzamil amule, safi amule, & all volunteers fo the job weldone. to my special wife & the kids in vancouver. bc. to all those who are listening rite now, including
mike,mukoki.& queenie, all staffs of connect uganda. from. majid alemi junior & Family. in bc. vancouver. western canada. peace,love,unity are my motto. re: connect uganda presenters unable to air th message today, due their staffs has senyega. hope next sunday. majid.

YOU STILL HAVE THAT MONEY FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.

ISLAMIC organisations have released sh129.3m for orphans in various parts of Uganda. The Muslim World League and the International Islamic Relief Organisation (IIRO) gave the money at a function held at the IIRO headquarters in Old Kampala on Thursday.

Salah Elbably from IIRO said the money would be spent on school fees, medication and buying other scholastic items for the children.

He said the organisation sponsors over 1,000 orphans in Uganda who get sh40,000 each per month. “Being an orphan does not mean that you are an outcast to the society.

“Even the Prophet (Mohammad) was an orphan but he became a great man on earth,” Elbably said.

The beneficiaries are aged between six and 18 years regardless of their religious affiliations, he said.

He said some of the orphans who stay with their guardians get assistance from centres in Luweero and Arua disctricts.
Muslim World League and IIRO are Saudi Arabian- based organisations which focus on charity work in developing countries.

Elbably appealed to the head teachers to guide the children to ensure that they become useful citizens. Re:UMAIBC prays that the money reached the needies orphans childrens as intended for. we appealed to IIRO to donate directly. to UMAIBC Accounts via Paypal. check our webste to find the UMAIBC Account. From the president of UMAIBC. Majid Alemi Junior. in Vancouver, Western Canada. Re: UMAIBC. works closely with IIRO in uganda, and around the globe. by majid alemi junior. in bc. ramadhan fasting starts august. 21st. 2009. worldwide. salam warahma.




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The Preperation are under way to mark 7 years since our beloved father. mze baba. RIP. al- haji idi amin dada alemi. died august. 16th 2003 in jeddah and burried there. we his childrens & the entire family. remember him every year this month. the dua prayer will be on sunday. august.16th2009. at his house in arua tanganyika village. time. 1:30pm. the governor of west nile. & his family, are invited, all mps in westnile,the clerics imams, the priests are all invited, former officers,soldiers,civil servants, under his regime are all invited, the family members, ugandans in all parts of uganda, arua & koboko in particular. are all invited. contact persons are baba hussein diliga and my young brother. jaffar remo & teams. to handle the events. the lunch and refreshment will be serve. more info will follow. the events are sponsored by myself. majid alemi junior in bc. remo to update me of the progress. we appeal to business people in arua & kampala to donate plastic plates, cups, spoons, rice,cooking oil, maize flour,beans, ETC. to baba hussein diliga in arua at mze. amonyes house. thanks. salam warahma. the invitation extended to the mayor. of kampala. nassar sebagala, hajati anuna umari the chairllady om womens affairs. the former governor of central province lt.col. nasur abdalla & family invited, governor ali fadul & family, lt.gen.moses ali & family,the former vice president. major general. mustapher idirisi & family, major. general hussein gowan & family, major general. ali bamuje & family, ETC. by. majid alemi junior in vancouver. western canada.

thanks for introducing connect uganda, now I know the truth about our former president Alhajji Iddi Amin Dada he is the man who care about ugandans

ALLAH---rest MZEE marshal IDDI AMIN DADA-------IN PEACE.
we the FUNA---are so sad beacause all he fought for is now being given to foreigners---investors--but GOD will one day reward our prayers.

Dear. Mike and Queenie. thank you for connecting all ugandans on your family sunday. show. and happy birthday. to paula nakawoya. from majid and family. your was on. august. 12th you looks younger on your group photos with mike. The Preperation are under way to mark 7 years since our beloved father. mze baba. RIP. al- haji idi amin dada alemi. died august. 16th 2003 in jeddah and burried there. we his childrens & the entire family. remember him every year this month. the dua prayer will be on sunday. august.16th2009. at his house in arua tanganyika village. time. 1:30pm. the RDC of west nile. & his family, are invited, major genaral. hussein gowan and family, major genaral. lumago and family, are all invited. all mps in westnile,the clerics imams, the priests are all invited, former officers,soldiers,civil servants, under his regime are all invited, the family members, ugandans in all parts of uganda, arua & koboko in particular. are all invited. contact persons are baba hussein diliga and my young brother. jaffar remo & teams. to handle the events. the lunch and
refreshment will be serve. more info will follow. the events are sponsored by myself. majid alemi junior in bc. remo to update me of the progress. we appeal to business people in arua & kampala to donate plastic plates, cups, spoons,
rice,cooking oil, maize flour,beans, ETC. to baba hussein diliga in arua at mze. amonyes house. thanks. salam warahma. re. thank you queenie of airing my message on your programe last sunday.but one. keep up the good work. greetings to all who are listening connect uganda radio rite now. my. sisters. maimuna amin,zaituni amin,hajira amin, and brother. jaffar amin remo all went to arua for to attend the dua of our. belove father. mze baba. al-hajid idi amin dada. RIP. dady, we missed you, but you always remains in our hearts forever. aamin. from your elder son. majid alemi junior & family. in bc. also national prayers dua was held in all. masjid/mosque around the globe. for all our loved ones who are not with us anymore. and the sict people in the hospital. lastly, happy holy ramadhan mubarak greetings to all muslims worldwide. fastings starts. august.21/22/2009. remember the needies. peace,love,unity are always my motto. salam warahma. peace be upon all of you. aaamin.

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Name: majid alemi junior. in bc.
Title: Exposed NRM & M7 Secrets Plan On Westnilers
Text: Re: this message i forwarded under united nations convenson charter of 1942/45 citizens right to know act. international law. to all community of nations U.N. members including uganda. based on what is the article, we the voice of voiceless appeals to united nations secretary general. to take and present this case to the united nations security council to aprove united nations peace keeping forces to westnile region. which faced war for long time. their properties destroyed, no power electricity in region,roads are in bad shape, bridges are all damaged needs repair, education system are poor, unemployments problems are high, the present government dont care about the people in westnile region. based on all major problems facing the the people in the region. we request united nations international protection branch to take charge of the region. on humaniterian cause. people in westnile was refugees for many years, now they are returnees. they have nothing, united nations to rebuild westnile region. assist the poor in the region to overcome hunger starvation. as well nrm political upheaval towards westnilers. by. majid alemi junior. on bc.
Content item: http://www.theugandacitizen.co...id=9#josc9 Re: brother muhamed sendege rambuka thank you for your coments and complements. your message. recieved by the of mzebaba. RIP. al-haji idi amin dada. i did talked to cousin safiya today she and the rest reached arua from kampala. they in preperation for the dua tommorrow. she told that, aruaone radio did anounce about the dua for sunday. 16,2009, at the house of mzebaba al-haji idi amin dada. in arua tanganyika villege. near arua airfield. more info will follow. by. majid alemi junior in bc. salam warahma.

Lots of lies have been written about Gen. Amin Dada! The current Government in Uganda, have done every thing to block the truth about the Ugandan General!
The only single mistake People should blame Amin about, He expeled selfish Indians!
By doing that he criticised by the leaders of western Governments.

But am sure there is NO SINGLE UGANDAN WHO CAN BLAME AMIN FOR WHAT HE DID! Who ever come out and start blaming AMIN MUST HAVE HIS/HER OWN INTENTIONS! And there must be a big question about the level of his UNDERSTANDING!

He must be have suffered a severe Brain Damage.

The Wonderful General ,soon after found out that many selfish Indians were NO longer helping the country's growth in economy. He woke up one day and expel all greedy Indians, from our great home land.

Western Countries must tell the truth to the World About FIELD MURSHALL IDD AMIN DADA.
The must stop their lies.
And all their Agents like Musseveni Must Shut Up!!

MUSSEVI is great butcherer is Africa!
How innocent civilians that Murderer has killed in UGANDA???????????
How many wars he has facilitated and support him self? How many people killed in Rwanda? How many died in Congo??How many innocent children his soldiers burnt to death at KICHAMBA?? That is western Uganda.

The killed all Children on his orders!
and he put a blame to UGANDAN Rebels who fight him from WESTERN UGANDA.

How many people he orderd to CHOP OFF THEIR MOUTH in places like GULU, Arua, etc in Northern Uganda? And then put it to KONY.

He simply punished those people bcoz he thought they may give Kony Support!

You people really wake up IN POLITICS AND STUDY ABOUT THE TYRANT YOWERI KAGUTA MUSEVENI.

Dear. Mike &queenie. how are you all over ? we thank you forthe good job of connecting all ugandans via your family sunday show. i thank queenie of airing my message last sunday. your marks today are. 60trllions %. We also sends a special greetings to all muslims & non muslims during this holy month of ramadhan, to all alemis family wherever they. Abdulmajid, Assalamu-Alaikum and Ramadan Greetings !



Ramadan is here again with yet another opportunity for all of us to spiritually and physically rejuvenate ourselves. Packed with these opportunities, we therefore need to do our utmost to ensure that through our actions and behaviors, we take all necessary precautions to uphold the spirit of this noble month. Many of us - good practising Muslims or not - fall into traps that sometimes unintentionally compromise the spirit of Ramadan.



This Ramadan - let's ensure that we don't fall into any such traps. Remember, every hour, minute, and every second of Ramadan has an opportunity waiting for you to make YOUR life better. Let's not lose it!



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Click on the link below to read the message of the year's Ramadan. http://www.iqrasense.com/ http://duatoaallah.com/ thirdly. we thank all those those who attended the dua prayers on sunday.august. 16th,2009 at my late. father. RIP. mze baba. al-haji idi amin dada. at arua. tanganyika village. over.2,500 attended. also a special thanks to baba hussein diliga and his teams handle and the events very well, lunch and refreshments was served. last a special greetings to my wife, and our childrens in bc, i thank sister. zaituni of mama madinah amin, and brothers from kampala to arua to attend the dua prayers. dady we will remember you every year august.46. and you will remains in our hearts forever. may almighty allah grant place in jannah/heaven aaamin. peace,love,unity will always be my motto. salam warahma. fasting staets. august.22nd2009. re. happy ramadan kareem greetings to bro. muhamed sendege [rambuka] in sweden. from majid alemi junior & family. in bc. salam warahma.

i would like to send my Ramadan greetings to all the doka-in u.s.a----yahya,mohamed,fatuma,kabazungu and nusura
ibrahim doka--at kitubulu entebbe uganda----brother major haruna abudallah------dc--lt wahibu mohamed lastly majid alemi in vancouver canada----to the dokas--iam mohamed fathili-------the name you know--may Allah rest mother siyama in peace
Ali doka in kibera-kenya thanks for the help you give.

Ramadan mubaraka---hamid safi--in germany--------from your former classmate at kibuli.s.s.s---------known as mohamed ali brown. now in sweden

Dear. Mike &queenie. how are you all over ? we thank you forthe good job of connecting all ugandans via your family sunday show. i thank queenie of airing my message last sunday. your marks today are. 60trllions %. We also sends a special greetings to all muslims & non muslims during this holy month of ramadhan, to all alemis family wherever they. Abdulmajid, Assalamu-Alaikum and Ramadan Greetings ! to my sister. maimuna amin,zaituni amin,hajira amin, jaffar amin, ali amin,my cousin safiya abdu nebbi, they are all in kampala, greetings to ahmed rajab in khartoum sudan,to my niece, hafsa ibrahim in edmonton, alberta,to my niece, khadija ibrahim in germani, to mr.and mrs aggiy ramadhan in bonn germany, to my cousin ibrahim bakay, in denmark, to muhamed sendege and family in sweden, to faridah male, kadara kursum, mama sarah kyolaba amin,mama malyamu amin, they are all in north london,to mama madinah nalongo amin,to mama iman amin & family, in jeddah, to aunty rafah amin,to aunty dee amin, and all brothers and sisters in arua, and koboko in particular.to bbale alosious and family, in germany, to all ugandan community in vancouver, western canada. to hamid andeku and family, in bc, to bran abe and family, in bc,to
mohamoud adebo in bc,



Ramadan is here again with yet another opportunity for all of us to spiritually and physically rejuvenate ourselves. Packed with these opportunities,



Please feel free to forward the E-mail to all your family and friends.



May you all have a VERY Blessed Ramadan !



Click on the link below to read the message of the year's Ramadan. http://www.iqrasense.com/ http://duatoaallah.com/ thirdly. we thank all those those who attended the dua prayers on sunday.august. 16th,2009 at my late. father. RIP. mze baba. al-haji idi amin dada. at arua. tanganyika village. over.2,500 attended. also a special thanks to baba hussein diliga and his teams handle and the events very well, lunch and refreshments was served. last a special greetings to my wife, and our childrens in bc, i thank sister. zaituni of mama madinah amin, and brothers from kampala to arua to attend the dua prayers. dady we will remember you every year august.46. and you will remains in our hearts forever. may almighty allah grant place in jannah/heaven aaamin. peace,love,unity will always be my motto. salam warahma. fasting starts. august.22nd2009.

Amin was a Ugandan leader over the decade, he did so and so as banch of criticisers said about him; bad and good once, he never exist in the world any more, so the present leader should learn from his mistake to lead Ugandan in prosperity, integrity, and to give Ugandan also a chance to achieve the success in their daily lives.
As in my perspective the President is going in the right direction of fulfilment of promisses that he promissed with uganda
gradually Ugandans are far better than other African countries.
Therefore, Citizens should join hand with Mr. President to make Uganda abetter World to live in rather than criticisation.
Long live Uganda, long live Mr. president, and long live Ugandan.

You see, Idi Amain was a nationalist. He did a lot to Uganda. I still remember a time when he pulled in to our school and greeted the students and staff and promised to help not only us but the whole Ugandan students at that time.
The problem with Amin was his being a Muslim. And that was the cause of his down fall.

Kuffar! You ought to express Ugandas case exactly if you want to reach the world and get justice. Read about imperialisms traps and put your saying plain! Didnt Idi Amin have religious wiews about Africa? Tell us about them!

In fact I grew up during the general Amin's regime; he use to visit our school in what was then Mukono district. In short, despite that those with colonial mind hated him, he will be remembered as a hero, a larger than life personality. As one of the writers had aready mentioned that General Amin was smarter/claver than our african presidents who claimed to well read/educated. General Amin thought Ugandan, and Africans or blacks all over the world to walk with pride; that african better in what ever they doing. Lastly, our african leaders should not be answering for the western powers, instead of people. Amin did showed them the way; Mugabe of zimbwabwe is trying to learn the General's lession, but he started to late! Also, those who claimed that Amin killed over 300,000 people in Uganda; then I will ask this questions, from which district these killing happened, what was the population of the mentioned district by then? What I learned from uncle was a marine soldier during the general's regime, was that he going after army officers who wanted to over throw him! Uganda Army then was less than 13,000. So those people who where born after Amin, don't believe the lies, start asking questions in order learn the truth.

Haaaaaaaaaa he was terible but some timr country minded.

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Entry Date: 2009-11-09 18:31:13

Name: Majid Alemi Junior. & Family in BC.
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Visitor Comments: Re: Sad News to about the late. son of prof. gilbert bukenya. the vice president of the republic of uganda. Pse on behalf of Ugandan Muslims Association in BC. Vancouver. Western Canada. UMAIBC President. Sends you & your. A Deep Sorrow,Sympathy,& Condolence. our prayer. may almighty god rest his soul in eternal peace. your excellency be strong. read more here. http://www.monitor.co.ug/ http://www.newvision.co.ug/

Re: correction for the first heading. I publish. it is the late. son of vice president prof. gilbert bukenya. bryan bukenya died of car accident. he later died in mulago hospital on saturday. around 10pm east africa time. our condolence. from. Majid Alemi Junior. & Family. in BC. visit. prof. gilbert bukenyas own website: http://www.gilbertbukenya.org/unity.htm/

Dear. Brother. Caleb Alaka. Pse. Join as A legal Lawyer to defend your cousin in this terrible big case like this. the way I see it, this lady did not commit this murder. why she was not allowed to speak to the lawyer, or have a lawyer up to now? Instead the police reraese statement that, draru confessed of killing her frien. Gen. Kazini. also let the Independent International Investigators to involve in the Investigation. the source said that, the Israili Mossad Agents, & cia. trained and still training The Ugandan Death Squad unit [PGB] Specialised in hijackings,poisoning the people they suspects opposing the Govt. they are Specialised in causing one to die in road accidents. read more here.





Shs20,000. That is how much money Lydia Draru wanted from her cousin when she made an unexpected visit to his Kampala office on the eve of Maj. Gen. James Kazini’s death.

Kampala lawyer Caleb Alaka, 34, who is the only close relative of Ms Draru to speak openly about the woman who confessed to killing the former army commander, yesterday recalled giving her money after a quick conversation in which she also asked him to consider joining Gen. Kazini’s legal team.

It was not the first time that Mr Alaka, who was rushing out of his Kamu Kamu Plaza office to attend a court session in Mbarara, was being asked for money. In the same way he had become accustomed to her wonderful impressions of Gen. Kazini, he had also come to expect his relative’s constant requests for money.

In Mr Alaka’s evaluation of his maternal cousin, which paints the picture of a vulnerable woman, one thing was constant about Ms Draru: a needy streak. “She asked for money,” Mr Alaka said yesterday. “She just asked for Shs20,000. She was happy and was in a good mood. She always asked for money whenever she met me -- small monies, for crying out loud.”

In fact, Mr Alaka said, “I did not even ask her” why she needed the money. The lawyer said Ms Draru was not known to have a job and probably relied on “handouts” from friends. “I’ve failed to understand it,” he said. “She needed Kazini more than he needed her.”

According to Mr Alaka, Ms Draru was so fond of Gen. Kazini that he was “still shocked” she confessed to killing the man. “I could not believe it at all,” he said. “She used to talk so highly of that man. And she was proud to be associated with him… If she did it, I don’t know where she got the idea from.”

Concerned lover
Ms Draru was “so concerned” about the wellbeing of her lover that she asked Mr Alaka to join his legal team after the former army commander took his case to the Supreme Court.

Gen. Kazini had lost his appeal in the Constitutional Court, which ruled that his trial before the Army Court Martial could go on. By the time he died, he faced an insubordination case that could have condemned him to life in jail.

Mr Alaka recalled meeting the couple at Fairway Hotel, in Kampala, as Gen. Kazini’s legal troubles worsened. At the bars where they went out for a drink, sources said, Ms Draru was happy to just call her lover “James”. In her living room, on the early morning of November 10, Gen. Kazini was found dead by strangers alerted to her I-killed-him rants.

Offering herself as the lone killer in a domestic dispute, Ms Draru, 28, was later arrested and immediately taken for interrogation. A Daily Monitor reporter, who was among the first to reach the scene of crime, noted that she did not have the look of someone who had been involved in a tragic scuffle with a friend, and that she was so eager to tell her story. Ms Draru was on Monday charged with Gen. Kazini’s murder and remanded to Luzira Prison.

In the days since Gen. Kazini died, the reliability of Ms Draru’s account has been questioned by the former army chief’s family, with concerns emerging that she may be covering up for the real killers.

Gen. Kazini’s widow, Phoebe, told Daily Monitor last week she doubted Ms Draru could have killed Gen. Kazini without the help of a third party. “I highly doubt that she was hit by a woman [acting alone] in that kind of way,” she said. “I think that other people were involved, but of course with this lady.”

Police investigators have refused to cooperate with reporters about the progress of the investigation. The Kazini family had not received a copy of the post-mortem report by yesterday, a family source said. There were serious questions about the weapon used to kill Gen. Kazini, and whether the hollow-section pipe found beside his lifeless body could have inflicted the deep cuts his head suffered

Police investigators have refused to cooperate with reporters about the progress of the investigation. The Kazini family had not received a copy of the post-mortem report by yesterday, a family source said. There were serious questions about the weapon used to kill Gen. Kazini, and whether the hollow-section pipe found beside his lifeless body could have inflicted the deep cuts his head suffered.

It was still unclear if a third person present in the house when Gen. Kazini was killed, a young woman said to be a relative of Ms Draru, witnessed the killing. And it was not possible to confirm claims that Ms Draru had not had access to a lawyer or relative since she was arrested.

Mr Alaka said Ms Draru was a jovial woman who “used to like hanging out a lot. She was a typical party girl”. According to the lawyer, Ms Draru attended Arua Public Secondary School but did not advance beyond Senior 4. After that, he said, Ms Draru came to Kampala, where she first lived with an aunt in the Kamwokya area before venturing out alone. Ms Draru’s Namuwongo house, in which Gen. Kazini was killed, was at least her third since going independent.
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majid alemi junior & family. in bc. Re. Forwarded by. me. majid alemi junior. in BC.

Dear. Mike & Queenie. how are you people,&what hapens to connect ugaganda radio last week? I hope everything back to normal. The President of UMAIBC. Majid Alemi Junior & Family. in BC. Wish all muslims, as well non muslims a happy eid mubarak fiesta. which was held on friday. 27,2009. worldwide. give sadaqa to the needies, share with your neighbours eid lunch/dinner celebrations,visit the sick in the hospital,give assistance to widows,orphans,disabled,elders,the poor,buy new clothes to your wife,the kids,your parents ETC. this Appeal to world leaders. to give amnesty to political detainees, as well. those prisoners on death rolls, to go and sebrate thus special ocation with their loved ones. greetings to alemi families wherever they are, to all connect uganda staffs, to my special wife & kids in Bc, to muhamed sendege & family,to baale aloysius to mozey akm 4real, to faridah male,& faridah number 2.to mama malyamu amin,to mama sarah kyolaba amin,all in north london, to my sister. kadara akujo in london uk. to mama madinah nalongo amin,to mama iman amin & allall family, in jeddah, saudi arabia, to my young brother, jaffar amin remo &family, to my sister,zaituni amin,to sister, hajira amin, they are all in kampala, to aunty rafah amin,to aunty dee amin,to baaba hussin diliga & family, all in arua, all brothers & sisters in koboko, west nile region. eid mubarak to fellow westnilers members. I will never quit. with love from. majid alemi junior. & family. in Bc. lets start fresh & move on. from. majid alemi junior. & family. in BC.

Honestly i feel bad for his children, i guess its like being Hitler's son or something.... why feel proud to be one? does it mean that you agree with his humantalian views? i know everyone feels obliged to be loyal to their parents but if my dad was Idi i would think twice about it.