From “Museveni Hints At 2011 Poll Plans” in the Daily Monitor, M7 says:

• “All these ministers you see here are your servants. The other time I was a freedom fighter but you elected me into office, now I am your servant. If you don’t vote me into office, I will not complain. I will retire to my home.”
• “When I am gone, my only worry will be if the driver that has been left with the ignition key can steer the country ahead,” Mr Museveni added. “Voting is good because you can get rid of a bad leader after five years. Therefore, the liberation struggle you supported brought back that key to power that Obote had taken away from you.”
• “Government is the army,” the President said. “If the army is stable, then everything will be stable. Issues of economy and politics, those are additions.”

The article concludes with this lovely bit about M7:

As is his practice on such tours, President Museveni handed out envelopes containing Shs10 million to village groups reportedly to help them start income-generating projects.

But he cautioned them to emphasise the importance of the linkages between one’s income and expenditure in the crusade to eradicate household poverty in Uganda.