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- This agreement however should not be devoid of commonsense, Moses Ali looks beaten and frail, he has evolved from being the big giant he was to at some point in 2022 appearing in public as a man in seizures, with his jaws and other body parts struggling to stay in shape.
- In his state, as an MP, he cannot make any meaningful submission, his determination to remain in politics, despite public opinion and health challenges, underscores his deep-rooted commitment to his country and the agreements tells of his mentality however, it is down to the people of Adjumani to create an environment of repect for their old man.
Despite being 85 years old, Gen Moses Ali is determined not to retire and is preparing to run again in the 2026 elections. Here’s why he resists stepping down and embracing a peaceful retirement in Uganda’s Adjumani District.
Gen. Ali has an agreement with President Yoweri Museveni dating back to around 2002. This pact, linked to the demobilization of the Uganda National Rescue Front rebels, ensures his continued role in the cabinet as long as he remains an MP. This arrangement has played a crucial role in maintaining stability and integrating former rebels into the government. This agreement however should not be devoid of commonsense, Moses Ali looks beaten and frail, he has evolved from being the big giant he was to at some point in 2022 appearing in public as a man in seizures, with his jaws and other body parts struggling to stay in shape. He has always struggled to stay awake in public appearances making him wear dark glasses.
Gen. Ali’s enduring presence in Ugandan politics is rooted in his historical contributions. From serving as Minister of Finance during Idi Amin’s regime to aligning with Museveni’s National Resistance Movement, his journey has been pivotal in shaping Uganda’s political landscape. His legacy and loyalty have cemented his position in the government. Moses Ali has worked
Gen. Ali has a large family and numerous dependents. His ongoing political career allows him to support his family and meet his obligations. Retirement could jeopardize the well-being of his dependents, many of whom still rely on his active involvement in public service.
Despite his age and health challenges, Gen. Ali remains resolute in his commitment to serve. He has overcome health issues and continues to engage in community and political activities, demonstrating remarkable resilience.
Gen. Ali emphasizes his democratic right to participate in elections, dismissing concerns about age or term limits. He believes in his ability to represent and serve his constituents, asserting that age should not be a barrier to public service.
It is evident that Gen Moses Ali’s presence or lack of it in Uganda’s leadership structure has no impact. In his state, as an MP, he cannot make any meaningful submission, his determination to remain in politics, despite public opinion and health challenges, underscores his deep-rooted commitment to his country and the agreements tells of his mentality however, it is down to the people of Adjumani to create an environment of repect for their old man.
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