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Taking to his Twitter page where he’s become famed for controversies, Muhoozi just made another one.
According to Muhoozi, he only believes in Jesus Christ and his father President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. He added that he doesn’t believe in the NRM. He claims it’s one of the ‘most reactionary organizations in the country.
“I believe in Jesus Christ and I believe in my father, General @KagutaMuseveni. I certainly do not believe in NRM. In Marxist terms it is probably the most reactionary organization in the country,” said Muhoozi tweeted.
I believe in Jesus Christ and I believe in my father, General @KagutaMuseveni. I certainly do not believe in NRM. In Marxist terms it is probably the most reactionary organisation in the country.
— Muhoozi Kainerugaba (@mkainerugaba) December 2, 2022
This tweet has now brewed many opinions amongst social media followers with many wondering if he wants to topple his father.
Further in his tweets, Muhoozi said that his standing in the next election will depend on whether Bobi Wine stands. And all he wants is to teach the NUP leader that he has no huge following in Uganda as he claims.
Muhoozi has severely thrown around comments deemed too reckless. Some political analysts think that he will be the end and cause of the downfall of the Museveni ruling dynasty.
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