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Police Storms Sheebah Karungi’s birthday party for violating Covid measures. Sheebah was celebrating her 31st birthday with a couple of friends. There is a video that made rounds on social media showing how they were having fun. There was nothing like social distance yet just a few people had masks on.
We can’t really blame the police for showing up at the party. It is part of their job to ensure that the SOPs are followed to curb the spread of coronavirus. In such a scenario like Sheebah’ s who is to blame.
Most times the fans are quick to judge because its their celebrity in the picture. What if at that party someone with Covid showed up, Did they check every person who was at the party?
Perhaps after watching the video on social media, police decided to intervene. If they didn’t want to be disturbed, they shouldn’t have posted a video of themselves. The president clearly put on hold every kind of house of party.
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The only issue here is that Ugandans under look authority but then after getting Into trouble they run back to the same authority.
All that aside, the beautiful singer was very smart in her attire. Her fashion as usual was at the peak. She showed that she was ready for this through her perfect preparation. 31 looks really great on her.
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