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The Minister for Ethics and Integrity, Father Simon Lukodo yesterday came out and criticized Sheikh Muzaata’s negative response to Eddy Kenzo while appearing for an Interview.
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Apparently, every important personality is coming out to say something about the ongoing cold war between the BET award winner Eddy Kenzo and the Kibuli Mosque Muslim leader, Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Batte. Among them include father Simon Lukodo, who handles issues concerning pornography, Frank Gashumba, Kato Lubwama, Khalifah Aganaga and many others.
Therefore, to wrap up the all situation, Ugandans decided to split into two sides, one side on Kenzo and another on Muzaata’s side. We aren’t yet sure which side will dominate the other but keep your eyes open. Kenzo claims Muzaata must apologize ‘come what may’.
During his appreciation towards the Ethics Minister, Kenzo posted his speech on Facebook while feeling grateful.
Below is father Simon Lokodo ‘s speech
“When you don’t change, history repeats itself. Then you have to decide if changing is for the best, or you keep seeing repeats because you’re doing something right.
And would like to take this opportunity to thank you all abayimiridde nange mumbera eno enzibbu thank you thank you. Mpozi mbajukiza nti this is not only my battle but all of us so many people going through the same situation being bullied by people who think that they are so powerful than the other.
Someone cant keep bullying people and we look at him like that no, this time around no. Akanyomo kayina okoma buli omu asana edembe lye elyobuntu nebwaba mulema, so thank you everyone I love you and let’s keep fighting for rights #muzatamustapologize” Eddy Kenzo posted relating to Father Lukodo’s speech.
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