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Mr Barugahara Balaam, the CEO of one of the top marketing and promotion agency known as Balaam Promotions has denied claims that he officially registered ‘’People Power’’ symbols, colours and slogans as a way to block other people from using the same names.
Check also: Bobi Wine Distances Himself From Fake Unregistered People Power IDs In Circulation
People Power which surprisingly became so popularly in the short period of time through Kyadondo East MP, Hon Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine is simply a political group which brings together several politicians and political activists that fight for change in the political leadership of Uganda.
People Power has been widely presented by Hon Bobi Wine.
Most media houses reported earlier this week that Balaam had officially registered ‘’People Power’’ as a non-profit organization which would solely use the word, slogans, symbols and colours of People Power.
However, through Muwema & Co. Advocates, Balaam completely denied the circulated reports and he demands an apology from one of his competitors called Mukasa Andy of Bajjo Events who allegedly wrote and shared such false comments on his Facebook page.
His lawyers said the above allegations are false and they have created hate campaign on social media loaded with insults and abuse against their client, Balaam.
Check also;
- Video: Bobi Wine Can’t Be My President, He’s Very Poor- Bad Black Angers People Power Supporters
- Peng Peng To Join People Power After Being Denied One Month Salary
- Bobi Wine To Spread People Power In UK
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