Voices From UNAA 2009.

Moses Wilson takes over UNAA Presidential seat despite the questions that had been raised about his identity. Mr. Wilson's success was due to the increasing number of liberal Ugandans who still believe in the principles of the founders of the Uganda North Atlantic Association which envisioned UNAA as platform for all Ugandans in the living in North Atlantic. In his acceptance speech Mr. Wilson asked Ugandans to look at the big picture and avoid looking at UNAA as a route for those who would wish to promote their selfish political interests but rather a step forward for our national reconciliation. On the other had, Lt.Frank Musis who was the incumbent disagreed with the results and claimed that there were a lot of incompetences within the electoral commission and also added that the weaknesses within the UNAA EC started way back from the registration process which passed the deadline twice. He added that his team was very disappointed with the results and did not approve of some Electoral Commission members. From Flex Kabuye's camp, his die hard supporters too never believed that their candidate had lost the election and though Mr. Flex Kabuye had agreed to work with anyone after the elections, pressure from his voters is indicating that there might not be any possibility of working with Mr. Wilson's new team. The UNAA website has been shut down which was a contribution to the organisation by one Mr.Flex's fan.

However, the current President Moses Wilson urged all UNAA members not to let rumours divide them but to seek for the truth as thats what he stands for. In his acceptancy speech, Mr.Wilson appreciated the contributions of all former UNAA presidents and proposed that there should a Steering committe composed of former UNAA Presidents and senior members of this organisation whose role would be to monitor, review and evaluate the works of any new UNAA governacy.

Watch out for next time The Snitch will bring to you reasons for Mr. Wilson's victory as well as tips on my the incumbent Musisi and Flex Kabuye lost the elections.
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