“Your Illegitimate Power Will Collapse Soon,” Kakwenza To Museveni

Posted by: Suubi Anne in Uganda news February 10, 2022

Political activist and novelist, Kakwenza Rukirabashaija has warned Museveni that his illegitimate power will collapse soon. The novelist who ran to exile apparently through Rwanda to go to Europe used his social media to sting Museveni and his son. He warned the two they touched the wrong person this time around.

“Superannuated dictator Museveni and your pachydermatous curmudgeon son, you touched the wrong person. I promise you that your illegitimate power will collapse soon.”

The novelist spit a lot of fire using his social media platforms. He clearly is not planning to come back anytime soon. Bobi Wine was evidently proud of this move Kakwenza pulled off.

“Kakwenza Rukirabashaija is safely out of Uganda, robadob style… My conviction is that they will soon return home, because freedom is in sight. We shall soon be free,” he said.

Meanwhile, Gen. Muhoozi said he has never met and doesn’t even know who Kakwenza is.

I don't know who this young boy is whom they say was beaten! I never heard of him until the media started talking about him. I've never met him or talked to him and I have no desire to do so. I have just been speaking to President @PaulKagame and he says he is not in Rwanda!!

— Muhoozi Kainerugaba (@mkainerugaba) February 9, 2022

Kakwenza has been in the news because of the torture he went through during his stay in prison. A number of people have condemned the torture and according to them, he made the right decision to go into exile.

In another story recently published NEWSLEXPOINT.com, DP president Nobert Mao came out to respond to Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s compliments about him. This raised a number of mixed reactions about how the two handled the situation.

Muhoozi had earlier on hailed Nobert Mao as the most brilliant opposition politician in the country. The first son added that the former presidential candidate indeed has presidential qualities.

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