What do you make of this?

See the tweet from Ugandan President

Mugabe was in power for 37 years and now that he has handed over power, what lessons should other African leaders learn from his leadership and overthrow? 

African Presidents who have been in power for over a decade are as follows:

*Paul Biya Of Cameroon - 32years in power;

*Teodoro Nguema Of Equatorial Guinea - 38years; 

*Denis Nguasso Of Congo - 31years; 

*Museveni Of Uganda - 31years; 

*Al-Bashir Of Sudan - 28years;

*Idris Deby Of Chad - 26years; 

*Isaias Afwerki Of Eritrea - 26years; 

*Paul Kagame Of Rwanda - 23years;

*Faure Gnassingbe Of Togo - 12years;

*Jose Eduardo Dos Of Angola - 36years;

 Will romancing the militarty be enough or do the government need to get the people on their side?