According to the claims, Rwabwogo said he is "extremely worried to the core" about Uganda's political and governance trajectory, arguing that the country's biggest threats are no longer external dangers such as foreign invasion, floods or earthquakes, but internal governance issues.
He is quoted as saying that the conduct of the military, alleged electoral malpractice, political bribery, ballot stuffing, violence against voters and the increasing monetisation of politics pose a greater danger to Uganda's future than natural disasters or external security threats. GET FULL STORY HERE.