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Taking to his Twitter page with unverified statistics and claims, Kabuleeta said that healthy young people are dropping dead. This is apparently because of the COVID-19 trial vaccines they took.
Kabuleeta termed this as a depopulation agenda being played by some big governments and individuals.
He further accused the Ministry of Health of conniving with these players to further depopulate the world. This is after news circulated that Uganda is to receive 400 doses of trial Ebola vaccines. These will be got from the US and the UK.
“As millions of young healthy people are dropping dead from taking the trial COVID vaccines, the same world depopulation agenda has come up with a new one. And for a few millions of dollars, our Ministry of Death is willing to send Ugandans to early graves,” Kabuleeta said.
While addressing the press, health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng said that two types of vaccines from the UK and US are currently in phases two and three of trial to guarantee safety.
Kabuleeta’s followers were quick to bash him for being a believer of controversial theories.
Meanwhile the country is still grappling with the Ebola-Sudan strain which broke out last month. It has claimed a number of lives including health workers and members of the general public.
President Museveni however in his recent addresses assured the country that there is no need for panic. The country has the ability to handle the disease.
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