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Nyanjura has now gone a step further by saying that Muhoozi is not attractive at all. In fact, crushing on him would be an insult for her.
This is after a Muhoozi fanatic made fun of Nyanjura for bowing down to pressure and deleting a tweet she had made. This Muhoozi supporter went ahead to tell Nyanjura that it’s okay to crush on Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
“So @DoreenNyanjura why did you delete the tweet? It’s very okay to crush on Gen MK, feel free, don’t delete,” the supporter tweeted.
Nyanjura replied with a photo of Muhoozi and wondered what is there to admire from the 4-star General. She then said that she would rather crush on this MK supporter than the first son.
“Hmmm but really why should I crush on MK, I would rather Hon Mwesigye Frank. Take a look at this MK’s photo & tell me whether it’s possible for me to crush on him! Please stop insulting me!” Replied Nyanjura alongside a picture of Muhoozi.
It’s not clear why Nyanjura said that she can’t crush on Muhoozi. And with the existence of the new Computer Misuse Act, we won’t go into assumptions that might get us under bunkers in unspecified locations.
Muhoozi meanwhile last week said that he’s the most handsome man in the entire East African region, a title given to him by the Somali women.
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