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She said that her deportation is a blessing in disguise because Canada is very cold and she tried to survive in many endless winters.
Joy Ruth Acheng was deported a week ago as she claims it was because of the National Unity Platform (NUP) in Canada.
She however revealed that she is allergic to fear and she is ready for her next mission to any country that President Museveni is willing to deploy her as she is ready to work.
According to her, NUP supporters are hooligans and she doesn’t think that any of them can bring her down.
She described herself as a patriot and proven NRM cadre that deserves to keep serving her president and the country.
“Where should the president deploy me for the next ambassadorial role? I am a patriotic, a tested and proven NRM cadre. No hooligan will bring me down. I see your comments but I’m still strong. I am a daughter of Lango. We are allergic to fear. The deportation is a blessing in disguise. Canada is a very cold country. I’ve survived endless winters and I hope the president deploys me in a warmer country. Good morning friends,” she tweeted.
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