Joseph Kabuleta Alleges Muhoozi Foul Play In Minister Baryomunsi’s Fainting

Posted by: Eninu William in Uganda politics January 9, 2023

Former presidential candidate, Joseph Kabuleta, has alleged foul play in the fainting of the Minister for ICT and national guidance, Dr Chris Baryomunsi. From Kabuleta’s message, he insinuated this to have been caused by the first son, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba.

This apparently follows Dr Baryomunsi’s remarks against Gen Muhoozi. While appearing on the NBS Frontline, the Minister said that what Muhoozi is doing is illegal. In fact, Baryomunsi advised Muhoozi to stop politicking since he’s a serving army officer.

The Minister also disowned Muhoozi as being a member of the NRM. However, Baryomunsi shockingly fainted yesterday while in his constituency of Kinkizi east in Kanungu district. He was taken to Kambuga hospital but later airlifted to Mulago hospital. The Minister himself confirmed this but added that he’s out of danger.

“Friends, yesterday I had a blackout while in my constituency. I was moving from one church function to another. I was rushed to Kambuga Hosp and then airlifted to Mulago Hospital. Am now stable and out of danger. The medical team is carrying out further tests. No need to worry,” tweeted Baryomunsi.

According to Kabuleta, he’s sure his comments landed him in trouble. Without saying much, he asked his followers to connect the dots. And both Muhoozi, Baryomunsi and his comments were in the equation.

“1. Dr Chris Baryomunsi says Muhoozi is not part of NRM and his politicking is illegal since he’s still a serving member of the military

2. Dr Baryomunsi faints in Kanungu and is airlifted for treatment in Kampala. Join the two sentences starting with: “No sooner…(10 marks),” said Kabuleta.

It wasn’t Kabuleta only drawing such a conclusion. Renowned former Makerere University professor Stella Nyanzi advised Baryomunsi to write his will as soon as possible. This is because he might not survive what he dipped his hand into.

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