Bobi Wine take advice , you can not win 2021 electionsFDC activist tells Bobi Wine supporters .Whisper Eye Reports.
Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) social media blogger William Kiwanuka Kituuka advises Kyodondo East MP Kyagulanyi Robert Ssentamu to via for MP seat for the second term.
Mr Kiwanuka told Whisper Eye that hon Kyagulanyi can not defeat Mr Museveni in 2021 presidential elections.
“Where will Kyagulanyi go? Not in Parliament? Where?,” asks Mr Kiwanuka.
“Why not take advice. Surely, Kyagulanyi cannot win the 2021 Presidential elections.” He added.
Mr Kiwanuka explained that even when a biblical miracle happens and Mr Kyagulanyi win, the young politician has no capacity to hold the seat.
“Even if there was a miracle to win, Kyagulanyi cannot hold the Presidency sustainably. Why can that fact not be seen?,” Mr Kiwanuka stated.
“It is sad. The Presidency cannot be a mere gamble. One goes when he has what it takes not just gambling.” He remarked.
Mr Kyagulanyi a pop music star popularly know by his stage name Bobi Wine declared to contest with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in 2021.
Other candidates who have declared interests in the 2021Presidential race include; Democratic Party (DP) Norbert Mao, Peoples government leader Dr. Kiiza Besigye Kifeefe, FDC’s renown activist Moses Byamugisha, and Climate activist Mugerwa Timothy of Uganda Green New Deal.
Last week Mr Museveni marked 34 years in power.
Ugandans are just waiting for 2021 to make a decision whether Mr Museveni will end his rule, or be give fresh Five-year term.
Whisper Eye shall keep you posted
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