I’m ready to take care of Uganda as the first lady, Mrs Kiyingi backs husband for 2021 presidential race. Whisper Eye Reports
Ugandan cardiologist based in Australia Dr Aggrey Kiyingi wife Mrs Kiyingi Mayimuna has backed the husband to contest with president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in the forthcoming elections.
Mrs Kiyingi who lives with the husband in Sydney Australia has appealed to Ugandans to support and vote Dr Kiyingi for president.
She said that Dr Kiyingi loves the people of Uganda.
“My husband works with many people, our family is big. I do welcome the entire country officially to be part of our family,’ says Mrs Kiyingi.
” Dr is a good father, caring and responsible, I wish all Ugandans to vote for him and take care of them the way he does to me, she added.”
A reliable source told Whisper Eye that Dr Kiyingi loves young children and he always finds time to be with them at home and find what they need, which his wife praise him as a hero.
“Bismillah. Every single day that I spend being your wife, I realise how lucky I am to live such an amazing life and to be loved by the most loving and adoring man on planet earth. May Allah see you through everything that life throws your way masha’allah, Mrs Kiyingi stated.”
Apart from, love for young children, the Cardiologist respects human rights and he always get annoyed whenever anybody violates them.
Dr Kiyingi is among over 35 Ugandans who have shown interest to stand against president Museveni in the controversial presidential race expected the coming year 2021.
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