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The pair have severally flirted with each other on Twitter.
It was David Kabanda who went first after he declared his interest in the FDC top official. At first Nyanjura was negative, setting tough conditions such as never dating an NRM member.
Later on she softened a little bit and the two took their flirtatious behavior a notch higher. It however seems Kabanda sensed that this behavior won’t yield into anything.
The Kasambya County MP decided to declare his single and searching status.
“I am single and searching,” said Kabanda through his Twitter handle.
Attaching teary emojis, Nyanjura replied back by saying that “this hurts deeper than I thought!.”
And of course netizens were quick to take her submission for a fact.
NBS TV news anchor Canary Mugume asked why she’s been pretending all along after saying that she can’t date an NRM member.
“I thought you said you can’t date an NRM man. Obwedda wekoza?”
Ex NBS journalist Daniel Lutaaya condoled with Doreen and asked Kabanda why he’s breaking a sister’s heart. Others went on to advise the duo to put their political differences aside and confess to each other.
These added that life is only lived once and besides both are in that phase of their life where a family should be getting molded.
Well who knows what this flirting will produce, all we can do is keep our eyes open and keep updating you.
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