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Apparently, the show which happens every Tuesday hosted by Zambali Bulasio Mukasa has a number of staple panelists. These include Nambooze among others.
However yesterday’s edition only had the Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja. She added that Nabbanja’s handlers told her that she would be humiliated if she attended the show with her (Nambooze).
Nambooze further said that another reason she was scrapped off was because she would launch her new book on the show. Furthermore, Nambooze alleged that the TV Station had turned this offer in fear of public backslash.
She however added that a certain spin master brought up a theory which saw Nambooze barred from attending yesterday’s edition.
“The regime paid hundreds of millions to buy me off Barometer show tonight….Well Nabbanja handlers told her that they were to face humiliation if I sit on the show with her! The second reason was that I was going to use the show to launch my New Book…. NBS had turned down the offer of receiving millions in exchange to tie the show to reasoning because they would face anger from viewers. A spin master (I will not name today) suggested that they were going to say that NRM had paid for airtime this night ahead of their 26th January celebrations….Nange awo wenalabira!!” Nambooze revealed.
Indeed it might have been worse for Nabbanja had Nambooze attended the show. This is because the PM made a mess of herself with her submissions and arguments. These are currently the discussions on social media.
The NRM celebrates 36 years in power today and celebrations will take place at Kololo Independence Grounds.
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