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The celebrated Internet blogger Raymond Soulfa commonly known as Peng Peng has finally accepted an invitation sent by Catherine Kusasira to meet the President of Uganda.
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However, the voice to many youth and Sweden based blogger, Peng Peng has always been a pinch in Museveni’s life, but fortunately, it seems he’s resorting and changing his mind against People Power slowly.
Apparently, the President is fighting hard to side line all important public demanded icons of which among them include Bebe Cool, Kusasira, Full Figure and more. Museveni has basically targeted the music industry because of the high demand in their sector.
Therefore, Peng made a public announcement about making a live video while discussing some issues with the President and urged his fans to stay alert.
“Today i recieved a message from a legend and prominent singer Maama Catherine Kusasira and told me the head of state wanna talk to me about important issues and his concern towards people in diaspora.Since President Museveni is still the head of state,I wont say No to the messenger and fountain of honor.We shall have a video call conversation and i promise to disclose every important element that we discussed about.Baganda bange aba diaspora omukulu mugambeki?Muyina obubaaba oba ebibaluma.Expect a live video tomorrow/press conference from peng peng tomorrow. For God and my country.” Peng affirmed.
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