President Yoweri Museveni

He says no government official repented for corruption and killings of unarmed civilians in Kampala during riots.

In a media statement seen by Ultimate Media, Ruzindana says that God can never listen to prayers ordered by ‘a president whose rule is characterised by routine violation of the rights of God’s creatures.’

Uganda opposition politicians have been accusing president Museveni government of corruption, violation of human rights, political oppression and tribalism among others.

The FDC stalwart says that Uganda faithfulls should never allow to be used by Uganda leaders for such political events because they have their specific days and places to communicate with God.

Uganda is predominantly a religious country with over 90 percent of the population either Christians or Muslims. Their vote will determine who wins the coming Uganda 2011 elections.

By Solomon Akugizibwe, Ultimate Media

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Uganda woman voting (AFP)

The coming Uganda elections are becoming a concern to the general public for fear of degenerating into bloodshed if poorly handled.

Alaso who is also the opposition Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) political party Secretary General appealed to Uganda MP’s to pray for other Uganda pressing problems like the biting famine in the Eastern Uganda sub- region of Teso, child sacrifice and burning of schools among others.

The Uganda Minister of Disaster Preparedness, Prof. Tarsis Kabwegyere advised Parliament to take up the issue seriously because, it helps to unite divided leaders when coming together for prayers.

Uganda which is predominantly a Christian country holds a national prayer day on 8^th October of every year.

By Tiberindwa Zakaria

Ultimate Media

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