I’ll Be In Heaven – President Museveni Predicts His Death; See When He’ll Die

President Yoweri Museveni aged 80 acknowledged the reality of aging while discussing Uganda’s future energy needs....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE

Speaking at a recent event at the Karuma Hydropower plant, he playfully remarked that he would likely “be in Heaven” in 30 years, highlighting his family’s history of longevity by adding, “In 20 years from now, I’ll be 100 years of age. But you never know, because my uncle died at 106.”

Museveni’s comments came as he addressed the pressing issue of Uganda’s energy production and infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of forward planning.

He urged Ugandans to examine the kilowatt-hours (kWh) per capita in countries like the US and those in Europe to assess Uganda’s standing in energy output.

“Go and look at the internet for the kWh per capita of the US, Europe and other places,” he advised, stressing that simply commissioning new power plants is not enough to meet the nation’s growing needs.

With Uganda’s population projected to reach 100 million in 30 years, Museveni raised valid concerns about the country’s capacity to support such growth.

He called on engineers to calculate Uganda’s current kWh per capita, advocating for a proactive approach to ensure that energy infrastructure keeps pace with demographic changes.

His remarks serve as a reminder that while significant strides have been made, ongoing efforts are essential for sustainable energy management in Uganda’s future…CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ARTICLES>>>