Former Nation Media Group's employee Miles Rwamiti has come out bitterly to caution critics mocking candidates who lost in the previous elections. He claims critics are bound of killing contestants who lost in the elections given their endless mockery.
The development comes days after the former Spark TV "Kona ne Miles" show host lost the Hoima East parliamentary seat where he was running on the opposition Forum for the Democratic Change, FDC party ticket and despite the endless efforts of collecting himself back to normality, he claims to be facing hard times most especially from critics who are judging him and his fellows endlessly for being life time failures.
The son of "Kabalega" has shared some food for thought to revelers most especially those using social media not to over concentrate on personalities that lost the previous elections as they are likely to kill many of them due to the sickness that many of them are battling in their lifetime.
Rwamiti has also opened up how he is doing his revision for the next general elections having lost the previous ones and so is planning to start up a music school to better Ugandan musicians since many are half baked and spend a lot of time yapping instead of bettering their talents.
"Why waste your time on social media while minding a lot about our privacy? Anyways, I don't blame u Caz many of u are desperate but u need to stop mocking MPs who didn't make it to the 11th parliament. I may give it a damn but some of my colleagues can't, mention the likes of Katto Lubwama who is likely to die of high blood pressure Caz he is already sick. Some of you are just mere rats and cockroaches who cannot even afford shs3m to contest for an MP seat. Scoring only 149votes doesn't mean I was betrayed by my electorate no wonder I will come back big and better. Ugandans are treacherous to the extent of disappointing a big artist like Chameleone by not voting him to power. We will be left with no choice but to start abusing u back Caz if u can't vote for me, keep your vote to yourself instead of criticising us falsely. I'm going to start a music school to help Ugandan artists Caz most of them are not talented. Instead of attacking us, they will be getting enough time off to better their desperate music careers," said Miles Rwamiti during an exclusive interview with a local TV station.
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