Why Did West Nile Muslims Unemploy To Ameliorate The Muslim Movement?

A wave of violence, murder, and persecution followed directed towards Muslims and members of the Nubi community, who by now could easily be identified and singled out.Worse still, a people from West Nile who were collectively associated with Amin's regime were branded as ‘foreigners' and their guilt was implicitly assumed even by international organizations such as the United Nations Many of them were forced to escape to South Sudan as exiles or refugees and would only come back later when conditions improved. Some others joined the rebel movement organized to reinstate Idi Amin but this struggle was abandoned shortly afterward.
What strategy did West Nile Muslims employ to ameliorate the situation?
The solution came when towards the end of the 1980’s the returning
Internally they wielded considerable having acquired education from the source. Secondly, it was through them that Arab donors channeled much of nonstate donations, aid, and grants for constructing schools, mosques and other social services. With this donor support hundreds of schools, mosques were set up on individual basis since there were constant divisions and wrangles at the top leadership of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council. Thus most of the projects were established without regulation from the top Muslim administration resulting in having many power centers with different sets of ideologies.
Perhaps the most significant Muslim movement with regards to inter-religious relations was the rise of youth-led Tabligh jamaat community headquartered at Nakasero and William Street Mosques and the Salaf movement. The leaders of the movement were mainly Muslims students from the Arab countries who sought to propagate Islam further and at the same time cleanse it from the impure forms of Islam that were believed to be practiced by ignorant or less educated