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He says at such a time when some local actors, writers, poets and creatives are in exile for siding with oppressed masses, Howard has chosen the dictators’ side which says a lot about him.
Kyagulanyi has said it’s absurd how the actor wants to implement his new technology here, not in his country.
“I have watched a sickening video of Terrence Howard, a black American multiple award-winning actor, as he pitched to Ugandan dictator Yoweri Museveni a new form of ‘flight technology’ that he purportedly invented which he claims is going to replace drones, helicopters, aeroplanes.”
However, Kyagulanyi says he is not the first of his kind. Recently Kanye West and Akon were here promising a lot of things.
“We saw Kanye West, the one who said slavery was a choice, promising to build a Jurassic Park here. We saw musician Akon who came peddling smart cities to be built in Uganda, when he had not built any in his homeland Senegal.”
Kyagulanyi says Museveni has hired Terrence to participate in his game and they both know what they are doing. He says what Terrence wants to do would be more credible if it was also happening in the USA.
However, the fact that it’s not happening there means something fishy is going on. According to Kyagulanyi, this is a strategy by Museveni to get a hold of Uganda’s resources.
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