You Never Pray For Other Political Party Actors When They Are Sick, Public Responds To Plea To Pray For Oulanyah

The public has responded to the plea made by those asking them to pray for ailing Speaker of Parliament, Jacob Oulanyah. According to them, they never do the same for other political actors but instead, say they are playing political gymnastics.

However, when it came to their very own, it is very serious and the public really needs to pray. Social media has been awash with tweets saying these are double standards of the people in the government.

“When @ZaakeFrancis was in America treating a leg, it was political gymnastics. When @KakwenzaRukira showed a bruised back, it was called makeup.

And when @HEBobiwine was limping to court in Gulu, that was a public stunt. But when one of them is sick, everyone should kneel & pray!!!,” a one Seven Seas wrote.

So many people seemed to agree with that tweet and they jumped on the train of criticizing the people in power.

“In addition, they killed women and children in November 2020 and they said they were rioters and the nonrioters were killed by stray bullets. Then Chris said they caused that because they were undressing women in yellow,” a one Paul tweeted.

However, some people didn’t seem to agree with this because according to them, no one should return evil for evil no matter what. They say the only thing that was asked of them was to pray and nothing else.

“Whosoever asks shall be given unto. They have asked for prayers for his quick recovery, maybe u guys didn’t need prayers since u were sure of the political comedy that was moving on !!”

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