Former prime minster Amama Mbabazi told President Museveni to hand over power peacefully, before publicly announcing he would challenge him for the party’s chairmanship (NRM) and later the presidency.
In a the former premier informed the president of the country’s desire for a change through peaceful means.
Mbabazi, one of Museveni’s right hand man for more than four decades was sacked as prime minister, with the president saying he could not tolerate his divisive activities within the NRM party.
Mbabazi had been accused of harboring presidential ambitions, however, he had until on Monday denied he would stand against President Museveni.
On Monday Mbabazi through a You Tube recorded massage said he would stand for the leadership of the NRM party before standing for the presidency.
