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I love the last five sentences

But does he even dream about leaving power 😂😂😂.... Uganda is a very rich country if you dig deep historically... patriotism is a dream far from Mr M7...how could Uganda be without an operational railway line for this long yet him found Uganda Railways cooperation active...so for me I just pray to God that the wheels of time increases more speed 😀

M7 is still the future President!

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Expensive in Uganda

In the world because of corruption but their better roads in the world with 8lanes to and fro each side

The money used to construct that road word build 4lanes to and fro but it only two each side thieves

@@trizakamene8087 what do you mean buddy

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That's road of nakawuka waapi, I used to work there in 2020 but the road was too poor

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Just enjoy moving around Uganda at the comfort of home,i don't take that for granted.thanks

@@farmwithalex That's amazing to hear

That's uganda bruh🙆‍♂️

You have a point. It's like an expensive tunnel that starts somewhere and ends somewhere without any single benefit to the surrounding communities. Actually people along that road curse the entire project

I think the number of bridges both under pass and fly overs plus the land ownership policy in Uganda not forgetting profit on borrowed money, cost of shipping materials and machinery to a land locked country is what makes it expensive otherwise you may not file any corruption case here.

​@@xyz835 am sure you don't use Thika superhighway

It sounds like there was som side kickback money involved. I just wish most Ugandans could visit Texas, or other states in America then they will see what beautiful roads really look like

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Indeed

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Tuula okalile

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Thanks alot brother, I have several videos about Kampala. You can go through them and enjoy

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Make well research on hw much t costs don't think,,, do u know where that road starts from and the compasations it made,,all that matters most express highway roads are short

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Thank you

Thanks my dear

Seems you never watched the video very well, the cameras are many there and there's police patrols and not police stations like in Kenya. The police patrols keep on patrolling the entire road to ensure safety and also you are given a contact at the toll gate incase you get into trouble. Ambulances are also there and the contact given helps to call them incase of any problem

More over your called birungi I thought I was answering a Kenyan here

@@namakoolaernest5132then explain the several broad day attacks to people by robbers where some even lost life. Where were the patrols then?? And when police was asked to explain it had no footages of such incidences. I know it's my country but let's agree somethings are not yet up to standard. I always call a spoon a spoon, not a spade.

@@joviahbirungi9992 I will reply the so called birungi who's even a Ugandan These must be nup agents

@@namakoolaernest5132 🤣🤣🤣Accept the fact that we're still lagging behind a lot love. Truth be told 🤣

But bigger motorcycles use it

@@ugconnect At least. Bodaboda are a plague. Those things cause congestion and accidents.

Indeed, Have you seen videos of Boda Boda accidents on the internet recently? The Uganda police released footage of them causing accidents

@@ugconnect I have seen them bro, they're too scary. Some bodaboda are risking their customers lives.

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Mwana!!

@@ugconnect Our country is full of corrupt leaders

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Alright, Thanks for the correction

Glad you enjoyed

This is actually the opposite. You may not have been to this road to tell a clear picture. No access roads or pedestrian pathways for those having property along this road. Go see it yourself. Drive during the day.

I'm sure the dominant people are the rich!!!..... But its a good video though!

Thanks dear

Thanks alot for watching and appreciating brother, me too I love my country Uganda but hate the lies. I found this information on the internet

@@ugconnect Not even on the internet but that is it,the (most most expensive highway in the whole) just that the money they tell can't just be on road only.. thanks for the upload....

@@ugconnect no worries. I appreciate your work bro! Hello to your 👪 family!

Before you argue first know that acquiring land in Uganda for such projects especially in central region its very expensive I think the budget of Land and property compasation was so higher than the budget of the road itself

@@amutuhireprimah6997 Ur very wise because most people don't even think about prices they paid to owners of land where it passed. Nowonder many don't believe it's the most expensive road in world

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Amen

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Thanks alot

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That's true. Tell them. It's a pity actually and you can't blame them anyway. This road is actually dirty to me. Clean roads are black or dark grey with clean markings. For such a budget spent, you would expect More. And with road talls, I expect to see a cleaning vehicle washing it at least twice a month. We must be so dirty to call this a super clean road. If you're reading this and ever get a chance to travel, you'll experience real roads/highways that are even cheaper than this

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Do u also compare ur home to those u have a broad,

@@buzararamadhan7714 I tend to go for the best...(cost is out of discussion) no mediocre choices for now. Thanks.

Will do soon

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Nja kutwalaayo mukazi otakafaayo

Lawrence that music in the background makes the ride enjoyable

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Thank you! Cheers!

That's right, I'm also left with alot of questions

Thanks for the clarification

Yeah connects to the old Entebbe Road and then to the airport

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Wama here in Saudi (Riyadh)move with my boss but my dia 🤔I wonder

Well said

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Talina work. Hyping everything

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I captured this as well

Safe journey

@@ugconnect Ameen thxs

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Webale nyo kutusabira

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A chief has a police escort in Uganda? How?

@@picsandvidstv1348 i myself am from kenya, and in kenya only VIPs are escorted. E.g. President and his vice-president . In uganda you will come across of not less than 20 escorts a day. They escort anybody as long as he is rich and with flashlights

@@trizakamene8087 only govt officials don't lie my bro, besides in Uganda we don't have chiefs so which Uganda a u talking

@@trustvia2663 he meant thieves, but grammar, and also since we don't have Sipapa, and others who r yet also to be got

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Yes they're

That's good then

I love the second last line

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Thanks alot for the clarification Larry

U say so bcoz of ignorance. Land is expensive in Uganda,wake up n think big

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How many miles? I meant to ask.

It's a 32 miles (51km) road

Okay, thank you. Does it start from Kampala and where does it end?

51.5 km

Eases transportation of goods and services

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It's rated expensive because alot to of money exchanged hands on that road. It was a scandle. It's not said to be expensive because of high quality but hyped costs due to corruption. Are u aware that road each kilometer was budget $1m and same quality road @ kilometer costed $200000 on thika road Kenya!. That's how museveni government operates. You get the actual cost of something then ×3/4/5 if u cant break that deal as tender company , you loose the government tender to the company that is ready to serve the corrupt officials. Thats the game. Are u aware that Uganda is among top 3 countries in the world with high electricity bill moreover they got much electricity even neighbours are supplied but neighbors pay less electricity bills than the citizens where electricity comes from. Thats how sick Uganda is.

@@morganbabu3105 Oh God.. have mercy..😥😢😢

It's expensive due to corruption 😏countries have roads clean and smooth and the money they used on one road other countries they use to make two

UR THINKING LIKE THAT BCOZ U LACK TO KNOW THE LAND IT COSTED TO PAY TO OWNERS

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Alright

That's unfortunate

The money goes to the government

According to the internet

That's right Antoine

MAKING A SERACH PHYSCALLY IS ALSO GOOD.

I think it was just over priced

@@ugconnect how much do they charge per entry?

It's rated expensive because alot of money exchanged hands on that road. It was a scandle. It's not said to be expensive because of high quality but hyped costs due to corruption. Are u aware that road each kilometer costed $1m and same quality road @ kilometer was costed $200000 on thika road Kenya. That's how museveni government operates. You get the actual cost of something then ×3/4/5 if u cant break that deal as tender company , you loose the government tender to the company that is ready to serve the corrupt officials. Thats the game. Are u aware that Uganda is among top 3 countries in the world with high electricity bill moreover they got much electricity even neighbours are supplied but neighbors pay less electricity bills than the citizens where electricity comes from. Thats how sick Uganda is.

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Thanks for the clarification

Would be better if you told us the difference

Okay