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“I’m Still Alive & Ready To Lead” Gen. Moses Ali Shocks Voters in Surprise Comeback
Residents of Mokolo East village in Adjumani District were both surprised and thrilled when General Moses Ali (Rtd), the veteran Member of Parliament for Adjumani West County, made an unexpected appearance. His visit drew large crowds, eager to hear directly from the long-serving leader after a period of public silence.
Addressing the gathering with vigor and clarity, Gen. Ali assured the people that he remains alive, well, and politically active. Declaring his intention to seek re-election, he called on his supporters to continue backing him, just as they have throughout his decades-long career.
“I am still capable of leading the people of Adjumani,” he declared, prompting loud cheers and applause.
During his speech, Gen. Ali promised to prioritize improvements in infrastructure, education, and public services if given another term. His presence and words reignited enthusiasm among many locals, who expressed renewed confidence in his leadership.
For months, speculation had been swirling about Gen. Ali’s health and ability to continue in politics, with some suggesting he had quietly stepped away due to age or illness. His surprise visit, however, put those rumors to rest. He appeared healthy, energetic, and fully in command.
Gen. Moses Ali is no ordinary political figure. Once a rebel leader, he later reconciled with President Yoweri Museveni and became a key player in Uganda’s government. Decades ago, the two struck a pivotal agreement guaranteeing that Gen. Ali would remain in government for life—a strategic pact aimed at promoting long-term peace and stability in the region.
Thanks to this historic arrangement and his unparalleled political career, Gen. Ali holds a unique place in Uganda’s political landscape. In Adjumani, he remains a revered leader, often seen as a father figure by many in the community.
His visit went far beyond a typical campaign event—it was a bold declaration of intent. Gen. Moses Ali made it clear: he is still present, still powerful, and still prepared to serve. Judging by the warm reception, many in Adjumani are eager to walk that path with him once again.
