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There has been some bit of tension between the two neighboring countries for the past few years.
This saw the closing of the Gatuna border which was recently opened courtesy of Muhoozi-Kagame negotiations. Talks of a war between the two countries had brushed some people’s lips for some time but the tension seems to have withered away.
The Commander of the Land Forces, therefore, thinks that the only battle between the two countries should be on who has the most beautiful women. He added that in fact they should set up an annual competition to determine the winner. Apparently, prizes should also be awarded to the winners.
The only war we want between Uganda and Rwanda is a battle between our women to decide who is the most beautiful! We should have that competition annually. With prizes. @rufagari
— Muhoozi Kainerugaba (@mkainerugaba) February 12, 2022
And as has become the norm of recent, his Twitter comment section heated up in regards to this.
Some described the tweet as nonsensical and useless to be coming from a General.
“Kale you look at someone called a General, out of all things, he thought the comparison of ladies between the two countries is something relevant. Power of “omunanasi” at it’s peak. At least compare economies!!,” one user said.
The General however has Twitter warriors who are faster and at times more effective than drones. These will always pick up the General’s critics and troll them.
Muhoozi’s tweet activity is one of the fiercest battlegrounds in the recent past especially in Uganda due to the consistent controversial tweets.
These usually rub his critics especially from NUP the wrong away. His apologists are however always willing to defend him by taking on the Bobi Wine diehards.
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