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Makerere university through it’s appointment board has once again summoned it’s very own Dr Stella nyanzi for allegedly insulting and using vulgar language while addressing the First Lady of Uganda, Janet Museveni who also works as the minister of education and sports.
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Dr Stella Nyanzi was called out on 18th this month on issues regarding using vulgar language against the First Lady and this is not the first time she’s done so.
The research Dr referred to the First Lady as a lazy pig, poisonous snake and a certified fool among others in a post on her Facebook wall.
“She’s seriously the most foolish person, please somebody lend her a few brain cells” Dr Nyanzi was quoted by the board.
Further more, the board accused her for tarnishing the University’s name because Makerere is an education institution which is under the leadership of the education minister who happens to be the First Lady.
Meanwhile, the summoned Dr is standing her ground and insists she spoke the truth and she’ll keep defending the truth.
“I haven’t denied speaking the truth about a fool and the truth liberates. I’ll keep defending it. She insisted.
It’s with great insult to all scholars of Makerere University that the First Lady is the education minister in Uganda.
That’s pure nepotism and she was appointed because her husband is the overall appointing authority in Uganda.
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