Gen Muhoozi To Build Statue Of Tupac In His Hometown, East Harlem, New York City

The first son and Presidential advisor Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has promised to build a statue of the late American rapper Tupac Shakur in his hometown.

Tupac died in 1996 at the age of 25 after getting shot in a driveway in Las Vegas Nevada. He was one of the most loved rappers of his time in the US. Even after his death, he has been celebrated every year and his music still sounds like he is still alive.

The rapper also has fans outside America especially here in Africa. Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba is one of his big fans. The general recently got involved in the music industry in Uganda. However, he is also stretching his arms to America as he promised to build Tupac’s statue.

According to Gen Muhoozi, Tupac was the greatest African singer of his generation and he needs to be remembered as much as they can. He said if his people haven’t built his statue, he is ready to do that for them as a fan.

If our beloved brothers and sisters in the USA have not built a great statue to the greatest African singer of our generation, I want to help. I want to build a statue to Tupac in his hometown. May the great man rest in peace! pic.twitter.com/wDzUJp78XM

— Muhoozi Kainerugaba (@mkainerugaba) March 21, 2023

“If our beloved brothers and sisters in the USA have not built a great statue for our generation’s greatest African singer, I want to help. I want to build a statue of Tupac in his hometown. May the great man rest in peace!,” he tweeted.

It should be noted that there are Ugandan singers who have died and their graves haven’t been fully built. But Gen Muhoozi is going to build an American singer’s statue.

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