How Crowd Reacted When Museveni Warned His BodyGuards To Stop Frightening the People with Guns

President Yoweri Museveni has given a strong message to soldiers about how they should behave when dealing with civilians. Speaking to a large crowd, he expressed his concern about soldiers pointing guns at people.

“I don’t like that,” he said. “Even if you are guarding, don’t choke. Don’t show off your guns to frighten the people.” The crowd clapped and cheered in agreement with his words.

Museveni criticized soldiers who hold their guns in an aggressive way when controlling crowds. He believes this is a bad habit and shows that they do not understand who the real enemy is.

“Your gun should be on your back, like this,” he explained, demonstrating how soldiers should carry their weapons in a less threatening manner.

The President’s message was clear: soldiers should protect the people, not scare them. He warned that such behavior creates fear and shows poor training. He also mentioned seeing young soldiers making this mistake and called it a “very bad orientation.”

His speech highlights the need for discipline in the army and respect for civilians. Guns should be used only when necessary, not to intimidate innocent people.

As the crowd cheered, it was clear that many agreed with Museveni’s words. His message was a reminder that security forces must serve the people with care and professionalism.

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