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This attracted a lot of attention from people who said Katumba had actually given up on campaigns and now just enjoying the company of women.
Answering a few questions on a TV show, the presidential aspirant expressed disappointment in especially the media.
“…actually the media people, I don’t know what’s wrong with you, is it a problem with you or its a problem with other areas, cause really there are so many people that take pictures with John Katumba more so women and more so men.
Every one takes a pic with me now the question is, is the problem with you the media personnel…” he said.
In his point, its like the media has intentionally decided to misunderstand personality. Either way he is not backing down anytime soon because he is still in the presidential race.
He updated on his recent trail in Masaka and said he has finished the greater part of Masaka and will soon be concluding with it.
Mr. John Katumba is the youngest in this presidential race aged only 24 years. He trends a lot especially among the young because of his known tag line ‘Katumba Oyee.’
Most of the times he passes off as not serious because everytime there is news about him, it’s in very compromising situations.
Check also;
- I Will Give You Bigger Role In My Government – Bobi Wine Promises Kadaga
- Katumba Stages Sit Down Strike In Tororo – I am Not Going Anywhere, He Says
- Uganda’s Youngest Presidential Candidate John Katumba To Tackle Unemployment
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