President Yoweri Museveni asks Ugandans to be patient with him

President Yoweri Museveni has asked the Ugandans and particularly the people living in Sheema District to have patience and give up worrying over small things as he is still in charge of the entire nation.

Yoweri Museveni, who has been the President of Uganda since 1986, spoke on December 5 at the Mutanoga ground (Kigarama Sub-county in Sheema north) where he was the chief guest during the party of newly-elected Member of Parliament Naome Kibaaju.

"Don't worry about anything. We shall tarmac the roads. You should also repent the sin of little faith. You are like disciples who became impatient with Jesus when they were crossing the lake. We have constructed Ishaka-Kagamba and many other roads. We shall not fail to work on this one. Be patient with me," the 74-year old Ugandan politician addressed the crowd, as reported by Daily Mirror.

After a request from area ministers and MPs sent to President Museveni on the creation of Bwizibwera- Kabwohe- Kitagata road, he assured that he would not fail to fulfil their proposal. Once completed, the road will connect the districts of Buhweju, Rukungiri, Mbarara and Sheema.

"Talk about education. In 1956, there were only six schools with primary seven in the whole of Ankole sub-region but now, all sub-counties in Sheema have secondary schools. Let's be patient, all things will come," he further added.