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Nantaba vs Namuganza: Who wins battle of beauty with brains?

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On Friday a heated verbal war arose between Minister of lands, Persis Namuganza and ICT minister, Aidah Nantaba and since then their ‘chicken fight’ has taken a new twist were Namuganza is threatening to drag Nantaba to court accusing her of defamation.

Well, let us put their political affiliation and rivalry aside.

Have you ever wondered, of the two single ladies whom would you take, i mean beauty with brains.

They say, beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. Yes i agree with the assertion but in one way or the other, i know you have that selective taste for ‘sweet’ things.

Let me start with, their education background, Namuganza, 32 has Masters Degree from Cavendish University in Uganda, and she did a bachelors of Social work at Kyambogo University.

On the other hand, Nantaba, 37 has a bachelors degree in tourism from Makerere University.

But when you compare the two ministers physically, you may think that Nantaba is way too much younger than Namuganza though she is older and when you look at the outside beauty obviously, Nantaba still slays it.


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