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Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has revealed why his father President Museveni sacked him from his role of Commander of the Land Forces in the UPDF.
The nation was shocked after Gen Museveni relieved his son off his duties as CLF. However, despite this punishment, Muhoozi was elevated from the rank of Lieutenant General to a full four star General.
This reshuffle came in the aftermath of his tweet threatening to capture Kenya’s capital, Nairobi in less than two weeks assisted by his army.
Taking to his Twitter page where he usually makes controversial remarks, the first son said that he was sacked. Some people apparently convinced his father to axe him which was indeed done.
Muhoozi then proceeded to attach Uhuru Kenyatta’s picture. He further added that he still loves the ex Kenyan President as his big brother.
“Some people convinced my father to sack me from my former job. I still love my big brother, Uhuru Kenyatta. I am more than confident that Almighty God is on my side!!!” Said Muhoozi.
It’s not clear whether the 4th Kenyan President had a hand in Gen Muhoozi’s sacking. However, prior to saying that he could conquer Kenya in two weeks, he first aired his disappointment in Kenyatta not running for a third term.
Muhoozi said that Kenyatta who he adores so much would have won without a flex. He was however told that Kenya has a constitution which they respect and follow.
Muhoozi laughed this off and said that for his case and Uganda’s, only revolutions are known.
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