April 29, 2021 President Yoweri Museveni addressing NRM MPs-elect at Kyankwanzi President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has warned the incoming 11th parliament that he’s tired of begging MPs to do their work of appropriating the required funds for government projects. Speaking Wednesday at Ngoma Government Farm in Luweero district while closing a three-week retreat of the newly elected ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), Museveni said the time of begging parliament to fund priority projects is over.
"Of course we get a lot of delays by this parliament - the other parliament whatever they call it. What is it 10 or 20th, what? It has been delaying. You see sometimes I'm polite because I didn't want to cause political problems for people who belong to the same party as myself. So that's why I don't talk so much, but this must stop! Everybody must do his work, I'm here in two capacities - an elected President of Uganda, repeatedly, but also the leader of the Resistance Movement. So I really want no more games. We have the capacity to say no to everybody, and when we say no, we mean no. Power project has been going on, am begging as if I want people to build my house," Museveni angrily said.