Museveni tells Egyptians the real problem of River Nile and what should be done immediately

[@AddisCentrum]

Why did Uganda allow such a lower level Egyptian agent to meet with the president of Uganda in person? It is an insult for Uganda and the President. Ethiopia will only allow such a guy to meet up with either the water minister or GERD negotiating team, NEVER with the Prime Minister! Please be strong and stop Egypt's tactics to control Uganda. What they are trying to do is ... "We couldn't stop Ethiopia, now let us stop Uganda". President Museveni is very much respected and loved by Ethiopians!

[@iyoas1116]

Briliant leader! Mr. Pr.We have great respect to you . God bless you!

[@IvanSekamatte]

The Nile river is Uganda and Ethiopia,so give us some respect our Egyptian brothers,

[@Geomahamed]

But water belongs by somalia ocean, we will stop our rain to those countries if they stop the water to Egypt

[@samueltolosa1270]

@@Geomahamed do your best

[@chagavah]

Rivers in Kenya also feed Lake Victoria which feeds the nile

[@EphesonZegeye]

But don't feed blue nile ​@@chagavah

[@eyobeshetu62]

@@IvanSekamatte unless we gave them a lesson Egyptian don't show us respect

[@yes_we_can05]

Uganda brothers don't listen Egypt's bs lies rather follow Ethiopia's footstep and build Mega projects that help your people. Egypt don't want you to develop and prosper using Nile water.

[@OledraMathewEddemaga]

Uganda must use the Nile water for developing agriculture, use it for irrigation. Never allow Egypt to trick Uganda about the use of the Nile.

[@diaaahmed6734]

@@OledraMathewEddemaga It is clear that you are Ethiopia or a follower of Israeli laboratories. What is the deception that Egypt is practicing? First, Egypt is the one that supports the Nile Basin countries with $200 million in development aid, as a desert of excess water annually. Nasr is the one who built the Owen Dam in Uganda, which benefits from Egyptian money instead of letting the water flow to Egypt. The Nile Basin countries receive more than 2000 billion in rainfall, which is simply enough to cultivate 500 million acres. That is, we do not forget the example in the end. The reason for the lack of development and the decline of agriculture is the corrupt regimes that rule Africa. Egypt is a country that is denied in terms of prosperity and the establishment of an advanced infrastructure. We offer win-win cooperation programs for both parties. There is no deception in it. I will give you a simplification. South Sudan has 30,000 students annually, university scholarships annually from Nasr, and no nation has dozens of wells, water plans, and the establishment of a solar power station. Despite this, South Sudan does not want to cooperate with Egypt except for its dead lands, swamps, and Nasr sends it medicines to combat Melilla because of the swamps and draining the swamps and the establishment of Yedd in cooperation with Nasr Saifdha in electricity rejected it because of Europe which uses it as a pressure tool for customers in South Sudan is the one who loses Egypt is a country that is developing in water recycling and good exploitation, thus Africa benefits from Egyptian expertise and Egypt did not hoard water but developed its resources by reviving the Nile and rain and desalinating salt water to feed its people. Simply instead of 200 million dollars annually in grants to the Nile Basin countries, Egypt spends 50 million to increase rainfall, 3 billion are trying some to cut off the water which is less than 4% of the resources of the basin countries is the one causing the decline of some countries eliminating development Egypt will strike the Ugandan army and provide it with armoring within the cooperation programs instead of your countries being easy to manipulate by Europe. You are trying to fool everyone and make them believe that Egypt is deceiving them and the matter is simple, we will reconcile and whoever refuses will not be blind and Nasr announced that she is not at odds with the basin countries only Against the colonial and aggressive Ethiopian policy that does not abide by the international river laws or agreements or historical rights of countries.

[@onaspnet]

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[@ዋሰ]

​@@diaaahmed6734 Let’s break this down clearly. What Ethiopia saying Imagine Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt collectively have 100 litres of water. If you're in charge of distributing this water among the three parties, you need to consider that Egypt has a greater need than Ethiopia. With that in mind, how you would distribute the water fairly? If you don’t provide an answer that reflects this understanding, by default, your answer would be recorded as follows: "Egypt simply allocates all 100 litres to herself and none to Ethiopia."

[@nebiyutesfaye3620]

As an Ethiopian, I gotta say, negotiating with Egypt over the Nile feels like inviting a cactus to a pool party. I mean, seriously, why are they even in the conversation? The Nile should be shared equally among the countries that actually feed the river, not the ones just waiting with a giant straw. Egypt's biggest contribution to the Nile? Thirst.

[@eyobeshetu62]

Egypt contribution to Nile is 0% while Ethiopia contribute 86% but Egypt acts like the only owner of the Nile.ethiopia built the dam

[@hassenissa8539]

Without Ethiopian willingness,abbey river or Nile never successful Ethiopia is a key players. It’s OK🇪🇹🇪🇹

[@kasulebriankalule2129]

The president is always teaching. He's an encyclopaedia of knowledge on all almost any matter.

[@patriot_2022]

But he is never specific. Just philosophising and saying nothing in reality. Beautiful speeches, but never says anything that solves any issue. All the time he always ends up saying "the problem is there is no socio-economic transformation".

[@kasulebriankalule2129]

@ You might be listening to someone else. Watch all his speeches, his call to action is always as clear as a Jewish priest.

[@ronaldregga9355]

Encyclopedia with cow dung in the head!!

[@eyobeshetu62]

Ethiopian are heroes they built their dam.if u have enough electric you attract foreign investment

[@ayusuf7185]

Uganda please development is in your hands not in other foreign country like selfish Egypt

[@hassenissa8539]

Uganda is not for sale. !!!

[@ethiostar301]

Egypt contribute nil to the Nile river. So, I can tell you one thing for sure. Ethiopia has no reason to go to Cairo. Since Ethiopia contributes 85%, anyone who has interest in the river should come to Adiis Ababa.

[@yalexy5398]

The agreement itself is named “Entebbe” it’s just yours. Enforce it! Avoid pocket money 💰 Ethiopia achieved amazing success by using the NILE RIVER you can do it too.

[@Waliastech-f8p]

Just Simple Answer Build Dam And Irrigation:: Dogs never stop Barking

[@mohamedsonofkemetegypt979]

And after few years asking why Africa is full of wars and civilwars ? Water will flow or blood will

[@bisaddis]

The resource belongs to Africa, and the discussion should take place among African brothers. The Arabic country, which contributes 0% in the resource, can't dictate us what to do!!! Please, Egyptian, will you mind your own business😅 We Ethiopians, we are going forward!!!

[@PatrickMatsiko-w7f]

I salute you Mr President.

[@kassahunmekuria4629]

Dearest Uganda: Beware of the snake in the grass.

[@BerhanuT]

Uganda don't sale your country for the devil

[@RugiraKagigiMutoka]

Nile doesn’t belong to Egypt. Each country must use it as they wish. Enough with this Egyptian grandiosity

[@kkenso7571]

The guy keeps shaking his head to mislead the president, but President Museveni is smart enough to figure that out.

[@abekm4063]

The GERD(Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam) is 100% complete ❤

[@TesfayesimonFuge]

Nile river is Uganda natural gift so Nile donate more dollars than the Egypt that can do

[@TH-qk6ez]

Its not that the Egyptians don't know if there is a technical solution, they just can't stomach the idea of Sub Saharan Africans sharing the Nile equitably despite the fact that Egypt contributes Zero drop of water in to the Nile..they suffer from historical arrogance towards Africans...kudos to Ethiopians for bravely breaking the deadlock by building GERD.

[@ዋሰ]

The historical context of Egypt presents critical discussions about identity and the ramifications of colonization. It is vital to recognize that today's Arab populations in Egypt are a direct result of Arab colonization and immigration Additionally, the ongoing Palestinian struggle for sovereignty serves as a powerful reminder of the Egyptian Beja's territorial claims and their national identity. It is essential to engage in these conversations with both sensitivity and an awareness of the various perspectives at play. To liberate the Egyptian Beja from Arab colonization, Ethiopia and Israeli jointly must establish a military presence in contested areas is not just necessary-it is a strategic imperative, particularly librate the Sinai Peninsula

[@Eniola0ne]

The Arab in Egypt are invaders. They see themselves different from the rest of the African continent. Because they know, historically, they are not from Egypt

[@TheTellingU]

Egypt: we built dams and canals and we filled them with Nile water. I don't need to ask a permission from anyone. Other African Countries: Great, we also would like to do the same. Egypt: No, you can't do that without my approval

[@eyobeshetu62]

Ethiopian gave a lesson to Egypt

[@bereal6311]

The government of Egypt has no money! What seed money?

[@mohamedsonofkemetegypt979]

But we have a 12billion $ yearls military that will make water flowing or blood will we 108 million Egyptian will not die out of water we will blood flowing

[@joe9125]

Why some people think they have monopoly on the Nile n if anybody has aright on Nile.

[@mulatuwoldegzi7715]

President mesoveny? If OAU,(AU) I and African leaders are practical and smart,Ethiopian Blue Nile & congo river can supply electricity to all,1.9 billion Africans ,is that not fantastic energy?

[@nigsen8206]

What is behind Egyptians' investment ? 110 million population, Egypt's economy relies mainly on agriculture, media, petroleum imports, natural gas, and tourism.Since 1978, the United States has provided Egypt with over $50 billion in military and $30 billion in economic assistance.Ugandians,wake up. 😮😮😮

[@mulatuwoldegzi7715]

Mr president mesevony? 56 African states should get.back thrir.Economic power by working as teams, with African engineers & scientists,No more Triangle economic sabotage toAfrica!!

[@kebedewolde5852]

Egyptians no choice you must come Africans brother sistern you play a lot of games with Ethiopian peoples never give up because there black tagger in East Africa

[@leulgizaw8178]

...why are they bothering his Excellency ...😋

[@tadubezina5809]

The problem with Egyptian politicians is a poor upstream countries mean a guaranteed water flow to Egypt. But the reverse is true...

[@mosesgreen7748]

Those are spies let them do it in Egypt

[@emmanuelcharlesbonney6963]

I find the Egyptian delegates speech disjointed and not making much sense. If you want to invest in another market or country , the rules of investment are there. Go ahead and invest. What has that to do with the Nile river basin countries? Well they are dealing with the wrong man if they thinking of backdoor influence. Congo is even the bigger player here which is least mentioned. These arabs are settlers, not indigenous to Africa and we must deal so with them. Love from Ghana❤.

[@MulusewTemesgen-x6i]

u can't domesticate a snake.

[@prossiearinaitwe4768]

Ugandan’s why are you getting rough. The nile will not disappear.😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacobzobira1143]

This man with social economics transformation 😂😂

[@patriot_2022]

😅😅 you noticed that too? Even every time he is in Kenya. He never says anything except "what is needed is socio economic transformation"...that is always his answer to every single thing he hears.

[@ዋሰ]

​@@patriot_2022 Economic transformation, that all we need

[@mugoyadan2625]

Your excellency you spoke about under dvlpmnt in the tropics and how wetland distribution and Nile crop growth is destabilizing the rain system. Your excellency Uganda is an agricultural country and according to the agricultural knowledge we have is that the main problem is a world wide phenomenon. So the Nile basin initiative has to first consider that our country is landlocked,totally dependent on agricultural exports and being a fact that 60% of the rain comes from the ocean and 40% from local bodies it will be kind of hard to implement and lay out the consensus. Egypt has to wait for a constitutional amendment and governance in the country to work out its projects. Let's first deal with the problems at hand that's Uganda has to become democratic to sign agreements with democratic countries. The 600 million dollars you can use it to fund other projects in your country. As Uganda we are not in a rush to sell our Birth right.

[@johnluweekamukasa9412]

Oh NO waiting,...I disagree.."Okayanira ekisambi, nga ekiffi okikutte, Kiri munkwaawa" as the saying goes!!! Let's use what's offered & then design expanded integrated projects for more funds!! Eeeh!..."Omulalu wakuweera!!"

[@mugoyadan2625]

I discuss with leaders not politicians if you want to know a man's character or level of understanding give him money power and access to sex. We are talking about Ugandas future. We are more than the 600 million dollars and neither is President Musevenis government broke.

[@bereketkiflejibicho3015]

For every damage did to Ethiopian development by destabilizing, Egypt has to pay tens of billions of dollars and of course for each gallon of water 💦

[@redseayouth9119]

[@Deusdedit-xl6vl]

The solution is greater cultural exchange. People exchange. Provide thousands or hundreds of scholarships and everything will be OK

[@yehouanesfantahun9419]

No more laye You was selfish and fore more than 5 ducat to use whole Neil water.

[@kamkam22100]

egyptian as always talking up to down . for them Africans always will be underneath them . " we want do this that for you " Africans will compete with Egypt and do better in the pharmaceutical sector. Agricultural& human development.

[@IamAkiiki]

They have to know how Nile is a key for Uganda. So please go sorry about our precious Nile. Its now you know

[@rasras1608]

Egypt needs to work on water conservation instead of building a desert city costing billions of dollars. If they want guaranteed water, they need to pay for it. No free water for Arabs

[@adugnaabdissa5563]

Whats Egyptian interests on nile is it equtable use or colonial agrement that's the real question why they did distablized Ethiopia by full potential

[@kasulebriankalule2129]

They are fighting for their survival. They have no other source of fresh water other than the Nile. Any project on the Nile that disturbs the water flow and quality, directly affects Egypt.

[@ambessashield9360]

@@kasulebriankalule2129Survival my ass. 1. Hydroelectric dam doesn’t prevent water from flowing to Sudan/Egypt. Sudan also have multiple dams on the Nile, why shouldn’t Ethiopia? 2. They use Nile water to grow RICE in the desert!! They do this for export to Saudi. Growing water intensive rice in the desert tells you everything about their view on the Nile.

[@ዋሰ]

​@@ambessashield9360 Tell him just because you don't have drinking water that doesn't give you the right to take your neighbour's river...even though we all know that Egypt has a lot of underground water they play victims while robbing us blind

[@TH-qk6ez]

@@kasulebriankalule2129 In that case access to the Red Sea is also a matter of survival for Ethiopia...If you feel insecure about water that originates thousands if miles away from your territory then it is only fair that Ethiopia feels insecure about being locked away from the sea by walking distance which your country is responsible by helping Eritrea's secession and are still involved in grooming Eritrea to keep chocking Ethiopia...unfortunately the same way Somalia paid in lives and sovereignty, the same way Sudan paid in lives and sovereignty, mark my words Eritrea will pay worse price just so Egypt the con man of the region can continue prosper...!!!!!

[@yefikr351]

Everyone knowns what Egyptian government is planning they r still in the era of colonization so faith for ur needs as they do.

[@costabandale7507]

The Egyptian gov not welcome here; going to the US will be able to help you with issues of f water for farms.

[@diaaahmed6734]

Hahaha you think Egypt not able to protect water resources we following international river law any game AGANIST that who play loose sea Ethiopia loose development facing civil war even occupy lands from Sudan and somlia will retake from Ethiopia

[@RugiraKagigiMutoka]

@@diaaahmed6734 Proxy wars?

[@otaineydouglas7622]

​@@diaaahmed6734in ur dreams black people won't let that happen to Ethiopia. Kenyans an Nigerian will run to help their niggro brothers. you Arabs will make the biggest mistake by attacking Ethiopia.

[@ዋሰ]

​​@@diaaahmed6734 Did you say Egypt flows international transboundary water law? Okay, did this act give Egypt 100% the Nile water while giving Ethiopia zero share of her own water? Pls explain

[@diaaahmed6734]

@ዋሰ who tell you thatLake Tana's annual revenue is 19 billion, of which Egypt and Sudan's share is 4 billion. The Til Basin in Ethiopia receives 450-600 billion in rainfall. Egypt and Sudan's share, including Tilna, is 49 billion. That is, what Egypt and Sudan get is 8%, and what Ethiopia gets is 92%. The Ethiopians are used to the depression and its allocation. These are facts to justify their colonial policy and their ambitions. The Ethiopians claimed that the dam is for development and the dam is a low-lying area not suitable for agriculture. There is also no electricity connection network with the Lana, but the population is in the highlands. Therefore, not a single Ethiopian has benefited from electricity. Sudan will not buy electricity because Ethiopia is infiltrating the Sudanese Fashaga and Beni Shangul and getting 1000 in the first place. From electricity from Nasr and almost for free and Kena will get electricity from the Tanzanian Dam and South Sudan Kalbat from Nasr to build a dam to provide electricity for it and also got solar power stations and the same thing Djibouti there is pumping investment to produce electricity to cover Djibouti's needs and export the surplus to Somalia and Eritrea

[@Hanan-bc5sm]

Egypt, stop being underhanded everywhere the Nile basin have the right to use their African resources. Egyptians are selfish, they want to use the river alone

[@mulatuwoldegzi7715]

Why not egypt use the water under shRa desert than depending on blue nile then we ethiopians can use our river water for industral revolution of.ethiopia future ?

[@ethiostar301]

You can buy such leaders for cheap price

[@surafelGoitom-u8d]

i'm sure ugandans are smart enough to know this trick

[@mesakmarkos5714]

Don't accepte Egypt

[@moseskazungu1158]

Byagala okulwana ne Ethiopia olwa Water mulowoza mubyobwerere.

[@diaaahmed6734]

Ethiopia need cut international river and sell water AGANIST international river laws Egypt will not fight Ethiopia but if water cut Ethiopia never see stability or peace we offer cooperate not colonized policy as Ethiopia or west even china stole Africa

[@OWEFUMBELubwama-lf4kl]

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[@ቦጃንጋቱ]

Egypt need to manage its population. 120 million and depends on someone water to survive.

[@J992was]

Museven you are now grown up

[@RenaissanceProsperity]

I see the ignorance and stubbornness of the In vain wandering Egypt oligarchs. They want to be over smart with Musevini.

[@alusinebangura2522]

I thought this guy was still alive Museveni

[@mulatuwoldegzi7715]

president musiveny? Yes,blue Nile can be dried up if people in ethiopis,Uganda and others continue primitive farming and eradication of natural forests continues, and river water vapers

[@sekhihamis5129]

Unity the continent jaja. Boarders must fall

[@obedgiuharbert]

Egypt donating to Uganda when they are heavily idebted with loans from the USA is laughable.

[@ambessashield9360]

They’re trying to bribe everyone to oppose Ethiopia but history teaches us that Egypt should never go against Ethiopia!

[@johnluweekamukasa9412]

GOOD proposals by Egypt, which we Ugandans should also expand on, but It's time Egypt invested where it gets its water & food from; rather than up in Europe!!

[@PeaceToAll5758]

Never trust Egypt's dictator. They came as investors to spy and sabotage everything you've then they will make you kill each other. Don't open even a tiny door.

[@mekonnen2384]

Don't trust Egyptian they are spying the country not investment all ways they are back stubborn. Look the Arabs what happened to them they never say anything.

[@sdub300]

Egypt is BRICS+ member now, Uganda became a BRICS+ partner. Let's see how this works out.

[@henos30]

What is that got to do with anything

[@sdub300]

@@henos30 I guess you don't pay attention to the NEW WORLD ORDER. BRICS+ makes more money than the g7. The g7 is BROKE. BRICS+ is 45 percent of the world population. The WORLD is leaving behind the americans and europeans.

[@sirjamesjemo3390]

😂😂😂 now you need to take a look at Uganda's socioeconomic development for all these years this man has subjugated ugandans

[@yefikr351]

Look Museveni face when the Egyptian man talking 😁 he isn't happy the things he raised. Let me tell U Egyptians don't try to tell Nile upstream countries what U want to do, this is 21st century & delete ur colonized mentality first.

[@mulatuwoldegzi7715]

President mesevony? To fight back the expansion ofshara desert,ethiopia and Uganda shoud work on reforestation to survive in future

[@ዋሰ]

Egypt also must pay for reforestation freeloading must end

[@diaaahmed6734]

Egypt provide build modern infrastructure and cooperate with other African nation we have successfully cooperate with Tanzania even build Soler energy and water distribution system for south Sudan in win win situation policy

[@YewlsewGibe]

But 0 water contributions, going around Ethiopia . We understand the gambling

[@diaaahmed6734]

@YewlsewGibe You are kidding, no one contributes water. Is the rain that God has sent down from the sky a contribution to any country? The rain falls on the highlands to flow down to the lowlands. America is trying to create conflicts to convince backward countries that this water belongs to the countries that send it down to the highlands and that the water is shared between the basin countries. Some idiots think that they will cut off the water and use it as a means of blackmailing countries to obtain money, and the Ethiopian state is working on that, and it has ruined development, stability, the economy, and even the water. Its dam will inevitably collapse, and cutting off the water brings wars. Cooperation is better than dreams of blackmailing countries to steal money.

[@diaaahmed6734]

@YewlsewGibe You are kidding, no one contributes water. Is the rain that God has sent down from the sky a contribution to any country? The rain falls on the highlands to flow down to the lowlands. America is trying to create conflicts to convince backward countries that this water belongs to the countries that send it down to the highlands and that the water is shared between the basin countries. Some idiots think that they will cut off the water and use it as a means of blackmailing countries to obtain money, and the Ethiopian state is working on that, and it has ruined development, stability, the economy, and even the water. Its dam will inevitably collapse, and cutting off the water brings wars. Cooperation is better than dreams of blackmailing countries to steal money.

[@ዋሰ]

​​@@diaaahmed6734 Oil is a gift from Allah, and Egypt must prioritize sharing 85% of its oil with Ethiopia as part of a granted supply agreement. The second Suez Canal, which was previously under French and British control, was nationalized by Nasser without compensation. Egypt imposed extortion fees on vessels, costing millions of dollars. This practice has had a ripple effect, contributing to global inflation. The Suez Canal should be recognized as an essential lifeline, and Egypt cannot be allowed to hold the world hostage. It must be declared an international waterway. The reasoning is straightforward: the canal does not rightfully belong to them, as they did not invest a single cent but still want to reap its benefits. This freeloading behaviour must be curtailed, and Ethiopia should take the lead in this crucial movement. This is just the beginning; there are numerous projects that Egypt is pursuing that must be halted before they lead to environmental disasters. Action is needed now to protect our future.

[@diaaahmed6734]

@ዋሰ Hahaha this logic is stupid and does not work for simple reasons: Water is rain that God has sent down on the highlands, while man extracts oil from the depths of the earth. Ethiopia has not contributed a single penny to the water, and countries are making huge investment agreements to extract it. Mineral wealth is different from rainwater. The logic of selling water. America ruined it only because America and Europe want conflicts between countries to fail in their benefit. I will give you a simple example: the Rhine River Basin, in which many European countries participate. The upstream countries do not reserve water and say that this water is the right of Switzerland only. This is like the crooked argument that you are saying. Simply put, the example of mineral wealth is different from rainwater.

[@ShidaNag]

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[@Elisbaan]

Musivine looks terrified and scared of these Arabs hahahahaha. He knows what they want. We have the money, we have to colonize you. It's embarassing for Africans.

[@ErmiasSharecho]

Abay who give to you?????😡😡😡

[@mosesgreen7748]

Museveni weberelemu

[@YohannesAto]

It feels like pharaohs are finally come to their consciousness 😊 .

[@diaaahmed6734]

We provide development what you country provide any way for selling water or use it as way pressure will convert any country a failed state of Ethiopia

[@yxngdarich9056]

These are colonialists, they colonized Egypt, these people originally come from the Arabian peninsula. The original people of Egypt are black Egyptians & they are found in upper Egypt which is Aswan. Real Egyptians are Nubians.

[@diaaahmed6734]

@yxngdarich9056 What are you saying? Worthless lies. DNA research has proven the purity of the Egyptian people and 98% are similar to them for thousands of years. Find a new lie and don't introduce us to your ignorance.

[@YohannesAto]

@diaaahmed6734 I wish I could reply but you couldn't write or read English 😕

[@diaaahmed6734]

@@YohannesAto Egypt helped African countries from colonialism and provided support to them for many years. The hostility between Egypt and Africa is led by the Ethiopians due to Ethiopia’s colonial ambitions and its use of water as a political means of pressure and selling water. This does not lead to any cooperation, but rather conflict and the division of the Ethiopian state itself. Nasr provides development programs and cooperation instead of conflict and creating international conflicts, especially since Europe and America want to feed any African-African conflicts so that they can benefit.

[@eddytoogang2253]

The Egyptian culture of civilization is not that good we are developing our systems of civilization why are they interesting to partner businesses in Uganda, If they have money let them invest in their country

[@diaaahmed6734]

Really that good so we need you explain you better civilization and how your country is better kind of life or economy or build modern fifth generation Cities or industrial development or modern farming

[@tom-hn6wm]

Because Egypt is in need of making more friends among the Nile Basin countries in order to challenge and defeat Ethiopia which is one of the sources of Nile that contributes 86% of the water. By making all African countries its friend using its money. Egypt is intending to isolate Ethiopia from the rest of Africa which is selfish, dangerous and unfair. All African countries have the God given right to use their own natural resources. To your knowledge, all the civil wars that have been taking place in Ethiopia are funded by the Government of Egypt in order to disrupt the building of any dams that produce electricity.

[@adoniasfaw7277]

@@diaaahmed6734 by selling your land to UEA and borrowing money from USA ! Fool your self

[@moseskazungu1158]

Wegendereze ebiwarabu byandikuwamba.obyosiga otya? Bikubega.

[@dhakabawaiswa3668]

Ofaki nensi

[@fe8445]

Egypt is an African Arab nation. Nothing wrong if it collaborates with Uganda in projects that is beneficial to both countries.

[@ዋሰ]

Not at the cost of the Nile if you selling the Nile for 600 million dollars then I can't help you

[@apolokaggwa7619]

The crucial words I have heard from Dr. Badr are "cooperation" and "collaboration." I don't see how all the stake holding countries of the Nile basin could lose by working together as the Egyptian delegation has suggested, instead of quarrelling over such an abundant source of fresh water as the Nile! Indeed, all of them should also be aware that "without the Nile," Egypt "wouldn't have the civilization" they "have" let alone survive I may add! Anyone who has seen what a desert looks like as I have, knows that the Egyptians are not exaggerating at all. We in Uganda take water for granted since we have so much of it everywhere. On the other hand, the scarcity of water in Egypt and the Sudan is a life and death issue.

[@tom-hn6wm]

It is egg headed people like you are that are dragging Africa behind with their smooth but venomous words. What African countries are asking Egypt is that let share this water because it is enough for all us but Egyptians are saying that the only true owner of this water is Egypt alone so if anyone dares to touch this water their hands will be cut. They say with confidence that all the Nile Basin countries do not have the right to use their God given resources. Look at what is happening in Ethiopia, millions of people are dying in the civil war which are 100% funded by the Government of Egypt. Not only this, Ethiopians were not allowed to use irrigation to grow crops except rain water. Governments are changed violently in Ethiopia the moment they started large scale farming. Do you think this is fair?

[@YewlsewGibe]

Nile belongs to Ethiopia , Egypt has 0 drop of contributions. But crying

[@apolokaggwa7619]

@@YewlsewGibe Why do you think so, I wonder?

[@ዋሰ]

​@@apolokaggwa7619 Based on your reasoning, Ethiopia should be considered to take over oil from Egypt. Additionally, since Uganda lacks a port, Egypt, with its multiple seaports, should allocate one to Uganda.

[@apolokaggwa7619]

@@ዋሰ Of course, Ethiopia cannot "take over oil from Egypt." Nor can Egypt "allocate to Uganda" any of her "seaports" as Somaliland has done for Ethiopia. It would not be economically feasible at all, given the distance overland between Uganda and Egypt. However, this is not the subject of discussion. Could you please stick to the river Nile basin issues and nothing else.