President Yoweri Museveni is a man in a big dilemma after a section of professionals started begging him to contest again in the coming general election.
Medical doctors have requested Museveni not to retire, instead, renew his presidential ambitions and vie again.
According to the doctors, Museveni has done a great job in Uganda, especially in elevating the medical profession to its current level
Let by their president, Dr Samuel Odong Oledo, doctors requested Museveni to be on the ballot paper in 2026.
“Your Excellency, thank you. You have uplifted us (medical practitioners). We kneel before you after assessing that you are capable. We have assessed that you have the power. You have everything needed.
“Help us and contest again in 2026 and take us ahead as you secure our future. We want Uganda to reach where God expects it to be," Dr Oledo said.
Dilemma
The request by the doctors could be a big dilemma for Museveni who is already preparing his son, General Muhoozi to take over from him. Already General Muhoozi released presidential posters and erected them at strategic points across the country. He also already trying to win Uganda's trust by criticizing the ruling NRM Party
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