Yoweri Museveni's son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba was banned from Twitter by his father three days ago for threatening to invade Kenya.
President Museveni apologized to Kenyans and proceeded to warn him to stop tweeting. especially about State affairs.
"He will leave Twitter. We have this discussion. Twitter is not a problem. The problem is what you are tweeting about," the veteran leader said in an interview with a local Ugandan television station.
On 18th October, Muhoozi demanded to know why Kenyans were asking his dad to ban him.
"I am an adult, no one will ban me from anything."
The 48 year old General defied his father's command and resumed to trolling Kenyans the following day. He responded that no one can ban him as he is an adult.
And to prove his claim, Muhoozi has following Mashujaa day celebrations, resumed talking about Kenya, this time saying he is considering visiting the country.
"Wakenya wanaotaka niwatembelee retweet na like."
His comment has elicited sharp reactions, with some welcoming him as others told him to keep off the 254.
@JaneFKyaloEi.. Jaman mtoto wa senior citizen wa Uganda is so obsessed with us. Jaman. Huyu wakenya watammaliza
@BakariIsaac1·1Kaa kwenu
@FredShaka·We are one people . We share alot in history and having a borderless East Africa will make us more intact and strong .
@AmosMashaa·You're a big man kibro,,,Much welcome in Kenya anytime you feel like,,,!!;Na ukifika unitafute just for handshake Kingpin
After hinting he could be on the way, Muhoozi also sought advice about where to stay."
Na nikifika Nairobi hivi munajua mahali nitaenda."
Mike Sonko told him "@MikeSonko·"Sabina Joy..". Muhoozi responded "Ndugu yangu Mike, Sabina Joy ni wapi?"
As the banter continues, Kenyans made sure to tag Ugandan paratroopers who fumbled and landed in public toilets. The General reacted disowning the formation
"Please my Kenyan brothers, this has never been our paratroopers or our army. Please don't make fun of our army. The greatest army in Africa!"
