What are the gaps in Uganda's security? | ON THE SPOT

It is no longer unique for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to address the country on what he considers to be matters of national importance but after a rough week in which security forces say they found close to five improvised explosive devices across the city, the President's address comes as a stark event. Did his address deliver the core questions Ugandans have about their security? On The Spot, our guests tackled the presidential address.
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[@Banafeofirst]

Mr. Patrick Kamara, I appreciate this attempt to inform us your viewers. However, the standard of debate seems to have dipped. Taking today's debate as an example, surely I would be shocked if you did not hear from a press standards organ, body or institution. I hope you find time to extend an apology to all victims of ADF and associates, in Uganda, DRC, Somalia, and the entire great lakes. Abdallah's comments on ADF are unacceptable, deplorable and outright repugnant. Shame on NTV ON THE SPOT.

[@alexandersebunnya2626]

Tell them not to refer to U S and British warnings, the facts don’t add up .

[@kasulebriankalule2129]

Ugandan politricians have failed to rise above petty politicking even in serious matters like security. Listening to Kiwanuka as the opening debater has dampened my urge to watch on. This kind of stupidity spewed on national air is inexcusable.

[@spiderman5030]

Mr first debator, when you eat get satisfied and go to your bed you forget about those who slept outside with their empty stomachs. It's unfortunate that for you are having enough security and comes here talking of no adf in uganda or in the neighboring countries 😊😊😮😮