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Many Ugandans have been walking and jogging along the streets of Kampala, but that was also put on pause by the President but Some people are still big headed like Faridah Nakazibwe and Kaggwa Njala.
Media personalities Faridah Nakazibwe and Simon Kaggwa Njala are among the people who were easily identified for failing to act as good example to the Ugandans.
This didn’t go well with many of his followers who accused him of being careless, putting the lives of his family at risk. But through endless accusations, Njala came out and apologized for disrespecting the President’s decision.
“It wasn’t prudent of me to seek services of a door to door barber and moreso publicize him. After thinking critically and internalizing your concerns, I boldly regret the action. Even though I took the guy thru all the rigors of sanitizing, it’s wrong.”Njala apologized.
As the issue tried to cool down, Faridah Nakazibwe also posted a picture with her children exercising on streets a long side other people.
“My babies and I joined the bandwagon today in the Naalya neighbourhood . It was much fun. #sorrycorona.” she captioned.
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