- General Muhoozi Kainerugaba started an online storm after taking a swipe at Kenyan men
- President Yoweri Museveni’s son made the comments on X, prompting backlash from Kenyans
- Some Kenyans called for an online battle between the two countries, as others slammed him
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President Yoweri Museveni’s son is on the receiving end after making a derogatory statement against Kenyan men on X.
What did Muhoozi say about Kenyan men?
In a Tuesday, October 15 post, Muhoozi Kainerugaba said Kenya was his second home.
The general praised Kenyan women for their beauty before slamming the men, saying their appearance was unappealing.
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“Kenya is my second childhood home. I remember how pretty the girls were and how they all loved me. I also remember how ugly the boys were,” he said, setting off rebuttals from Kenyans.
Some Kenyans dragged the presidency into the matter, while others questioned his thoughts. Here are some of the reactions:
@CSakwah:
“Our girls did not love you for anything. They were just fascinated by the idea that your father spends half of Uganda’s yearly budget to purchase mobile toilets.”
@Jasiri_MAR:
“You wanted pretty Kenyan boys?”
@ericlepon:
“How bad is the situation in Uganda? We need to colonise these people to show them some light.”
@Gachiie_:
“We know that every Ugandan’s dream is to be a Kenyan. Here, we have the most handsome and beautiful people. Your sisters come to work as housegirls. You are welcome.”
@Jally_Karungi:
“Hahaha, the boys will not be happy about this.”
@GirlFromOyam:
“It’s sad that people don’t get the joke.”
@039Future:
“Let’s start Kenya vs Uganda ASAP.”
Will Muhoozi vie for president?
Elsewhere, Muhoozi recently declared he will not be on the presidential ballot in the 2026 Ugandan general election.
He instead restated his support for his father.
Muhoozi said he will be focusing on his role as the chief of the Ugandan People’s Defence Forces (UPDF).
Muhoozi was however categorical that the presidential post would not be handed to a civilian after the elections. Should he vie, Museveni will be going for his seventh term, having taken office in 1986.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
