Mawokota North politician Hillary Kiyaga, popularly known as Dr Hilderman, has responded to claims by former Trade Minister Amelia Kyambadde that she supported him when he was struggling financially.

Hilderman said the story that he was extremely poor before meeting Kyambadde does not reflect the reality of his life, insisting that he had already built his own success before their relationship developed.
The former legislator said he appreciates anyone who has supported him at different stages of his journey but rejected what he described as an attempt to portray him as someone who had nothing before receiving assistance from Kyambadde.
Hilderman said his achievements came through his own efforts, talent and hard work long before he entered into political competition with Kyambadde.
His remarks came after Kyambadde publicly accused him of forgetting the people who helped him when he was struggling.
Kyambadde had said she played a role in uplifting Hilderman and urged leaders to always remember those who supported them during difficult times.
She expressed disappointment over what she described as continued attacks against her from someone she once supported.

However, Hilderman has now pushed back against that narrative, saying his journey to success started before his interaction with the former minister.
The musician-turned-politician said he had already established himself professionally and was not dependent on Kyambadde for his achievements.
Hilderman explained that his career in the entertainment industry had already given him recognition and financial stability before he joined active politics.
He said people should not rewrite his history by suggesting that he only became successful because of support from one individual.
The former MP maintained that while he respects Kyambadde as an elder and former government official, he disagrees with claims that she made him who he is today.
Hilderman’s response adds another chapter to the growing disagreement between the two leaders following their political rivalry in Mawokota North.
The two politicians have exchanged accusations, with Kyambadde accusing Hilderman of being ungrateful and Hilderman defending his personal journey.
Their disagreement has attracted public attention because of their previous association before becoming political opponents.

Supporters from both sides have continued debating the role each person played in the other’s political and personal journey.
Hilderman said his success should be credited to his determination, career achievements and the support of many people who believed in him.
He argued that many successful individuals have multiple sources of support and that no single person should take complete responsibility for another person’s achievements.
The former legislator said he remains proud of his journey and the challenges he overcame before entering the political arena.
He called for fairness in discussions about his past, saying his story should include his own efforts and accomplishments.
The ongoing exchange between Hilderman and Kyambadde continues to attract attention as both leaders defend their records and contributions.
The political disagreement between the two former allies has now become one of the most discussed issues surrounding the Mawokota North political scene.
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