Vivian Tendo Reveals One Thing She Would Tell Museveni If She Met Him

City songstress Vivian Tendo has revealed one thing she would tell the president of Uganda H.E Yoweri Museveni if she got a chance to meet him.

She said she would tell him about the Kampala roads and how bad they are getting day by day.

There is always a limited chance of meeting the president although some think it is easier for celebrities like artists to access him. Some people pay to even see him because they know the moment they get to him, their problems are solved.

Some artists have got to meet President Museveni and it is said whenever they do, they ask for money, houses, and other material things.

They never ask for anything to benefit the music industry or even fellow Ugandans. For Vivian Tendo, she said she would probably ask for something that benefits many Ugandans.

She said the roads around Kampala have been bothering her, they are becoming worse every day.

The singer said potholes are becoming bigger day by day as if the leaders are not seeing. This is causing serious problems to people’s cars.

She said she doesn’t know if it is about the rain that is increasing that makes potholes bigger. Or perhaps the roads are actually old and worn out.

“One thing I would tell President Museveni in case I am given a chance to meet and interact with him would be about the potholes in the country. They have widened more, I don’t know if it’s because of the rain,”–she said.

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