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UMEME Blacked-out In Uganda Yesterday, Findout Why

Bobi Wine Was On VOA’s Straight Talk Africa!! UMEME Blacked-out In Uganda Yesterday

It takes long in Uganda for UMEME to blackout like how it happened yesterday. If you make follow ups on many different occasions, electricity always partially blacks off in different areas around the country, but not wholly.

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Therefore, through serious follow ups, yesterday in the evening, the Kyadondo East MP was meant to address the World on VOA’s Straight Talk Africa about what’s going on in Uganda today.

Why UMEME went off yesterday.

Indeed Bobi Wine managed to complete his speech successfully, but while preparing to make a live appearance to the World at the set time and NBS Tv was ready to make his speech live, power went off immediately at around 9:00pm which directly fixed a negative mindset in Ugandans and people power supporters.

Therefore, the ‘freedom’ singer Robert Kyagulanyi Sentamu alias Bobi Wine also hinted on why the power went off yesterday during his time of speech.

“I have received some news that Uganda have got a Umeme BlackOut the time i was hosted on VOA’s Straight Talk Africa with Shaka Ssali. Is it true??”

We are not yet ascertained whether he has a recording of his speech but all we know is that many Ugandans want to know what Bobi spoke about.

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