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NRM supporters should probably treat Bebe Cool’s latest statement with utmost care if they really want to remain power.
The ‘Wire Wire’ Hit maker claims he has the keys to Yoweri Museveni’s victory in 2021. He reportedly said one of the pastors called and told him the strange news.
“A Pastor called me last evening and told me that my son, you are the one with the keys to President Museveni’s victory in the coming elections. He told me, your name is Bebe Cool which means you are cool. Someone else called Catherine is behind you and her name means mercy and Big Eye has a Godly eye. It’s time to know your value in this election,” he said during an interview with Baba TV.
In other news earlier reported by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, whilst talking about NUP president Bobi Wine whose real names are Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, Bebe Cool claimed he is Bobi’s mentor. He added that he mentored the ‘Kyarenga’ Hit maker to join politics many years back.
Bebe Cool is the son to the former veteran Ugandan politician and the founder of People’s Progressive Party Jaberi Bidandi Ssali. He explained that he grew up in a political family. He said he always had political discussions with Bobi Wine. The ‘Wire Wire’ Hit maker also said he taught Bobi Wine propaganda and whatever he does is outfashioned.
Check also;
- President Museveni -Ugandans Still Want Me In Power
- Bobi Wine Misled Youths To Cause Chaos At EC -Museveni
- I Mentored Bobi Wine To Join Politics – Bebe Cool Claims
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