Debate on ‘right’ to loot public coffers is morally reprehensible
Are some Ugandans ready to go to war over their personal “right” to access public funds? Should the existence of such “rights” be debated, even as it explicitly violates existing laws governing the management of public funds? ILLUSTRATION | JOSEPH NYAGAH | NMG
From the day I maliciously bit mum’s breast with my emerging milk teeth at six months of age and grinned happily as she winced in pain, as so I was told, I must have committed a million other sins over the subsequent six decades.
But I refuse to descend to a moral low of debating whether illegitimate use of public funds for individual comforts is good.
