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Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga has become renowned for his numerous addresses to the country. What makes him popular is the manner in which he delivers them in that at times they defy logic.
Enanga was at it again last evening as he addressed the country about the Ebola SOPs.
This is as the disease continues to escalate and is said to have spread to about 20 districts already. Fred Enanga called upon the masses to observe the SOPs.
It was then that he dropped the bomb as he tried to name the disease. And poor him, his minds seem to have stuck around COVID-19 as he labeled Ebola too with a 19.
“We urge the people to follow the lockdown restrictions and comply fully to help in the fight against Ebola-19,” Enanga said.
Instantly, social media got thrown into a frenzy and cocktails of all reactions.
“Have you ever asked your self where the weed confiscated by police is taken,” a social media user said implying that the police Spokesperson was high on something.
“Even Ebola is confused now , yes it’s a dangerous disease but it’s like ishiii uganda kaaaniilaayii,” another said.
“That’s what happens omuntu bwe yemanyiza okulimba……… alimba newatetagisa,” another said that these are the results of lying a lot as you end up lying even unnecessarily.
Severally Enanga has provided explanations quite way different from what the public thinks is true. It’s for this reason that few believe whatever he always has to say.
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