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This followed a post in which Stella Nyanzi swallowed her pride and apologized to Bobi Wine for always discrediting him.
Stella Nyanzi took to her Facebook page to post a lengthy statement. She was apparently apologizing to Bobi Wine for the scorn she has always poured on him.
The former Kampala Woman MP aspirant said that she wanted to restate her love and admiration for Kyagulanyi as the year ended.
She added that both him and her are of the Mbogo clan thereby that means they are related.
And as the saying goes ‘relatives are like jars, they can’t break even when they clash,’ it’s the same thing for the pair.
Stella further said that ”earlier this year I vehemently, persistently, variously and publicly criticized, mocked and ridiculed your leadership, your performance and your style, I was hard hitting, I was harsh. I was ferocious. I was truthful and I was relenting.”
She however said that despite all this, she admired the young politician’s courage and vigor to take on the ‘dictator.’
Stella concluded by adding that her negation of him doesn’t simply mean she hates him but looks out for him.
This saw Kyagulanyi reply to the FDC devotee. He said that although she’s at times annoying he has massive love for her..
“Dear Stella, Thank you very much for this Christmas message. Like all Sengas, sometimes you’re this very annoying big sister. That is so hard to live with but impossible to live without. You know I love you and even in the times you were pouring scorn on me, I always tried to reach out to you because I know what unites us is bigger than what divides us. I know you love me and even when you get mad at me, eyo love yebeera ekutawanya.”
“I’m glad that I have my sister back anti eMbogo ebeera emu.
Pliz send my warm Christmas greetings to our children,” Kyagulanyi replied.
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