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Ugandans angry at MP Simeo Nsubuga for supporting Museveni’s life presidency bid

Mulema Najib by Mulema Najib
8 years ago
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Recently Kassanda County south Member of Parliament Simeo Nsubuga unearthed his unending support for the lifting of the controversial age limit but his comment left many Ugandans not at ease with him.

He said President Yoweri Museveni should rule until he says he is no longer capable and he (Nsubuga) doesn’t see why Ugandans limit the president because of his age.

“If he is still capable, let us give him the opportunity to continue leading us.” Nsubuga stated.

Immediately after commenting, a number of angry Ugandans went on social media to show the legislator where he really belongs and what he deserves.

Here are some of the comments against Nsubuga;

Kiyaka Martin Help this Man to go Butabiika,we are not happy with his words.He doesn’t know M7 than Byesigye,Mbabazi,Muntu and the likes of Ssegusa???????

Henry Cox Amuru Over this Gasiyaa is from which constituency?
I have never heard of him even before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

David Onechan You just want a ministerial post, grid only because apart from that, what have u ever tabled before the house

Kaizagye Reagan One man’s meat is another man’s poison.Afande semeo,museveni is your meat but on the side tired Ugandans,he is poison.’mediocre mind,mediocre statement 

Sematimba Richard Why some brainless yellow hynas act like fools. Hon. You are so dangerous to the country

Onim-giu Ismail When idiots have power to lead the nation, those a quality you get.Get that power back to Ugandans

Winfred Mugambwa Simeo, don’t spoil what you have built. It’s not a must that you have to comment about the president. Please play your cards well. Learn from other baganda leaders( I won’t mention their names) who choose to be hypocrites in a silent way. Don’t spoil your name just like that

Godfrey Katuramu Simeo is a greedy failure who failed in the police force as spokes person after making outrageous statement that balokole were using electricity to make miracles. He was left out of cabinet where he thought he would be state minister for internal security. Shameful fool!!

Simeo joins the likes of Kabula County MP James Kakooza , Investment minister Evelyn Anite among others to openly front the lifting of the age limit.

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