Francis Mwijukye Leaked Video: MP Breaks Silence

Buhweju County MP Francis Mwijukye is trending online over a leaked video. The Francis Mwijukye leaked video has Ugandans online talking but a statement attributed to the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF) politician has shed some more light.

First, regarding the reactions some people are talking about how the Mwijukye Francis video has united them, a statement bad apples on social media like to throw around.

For these people, any leaked video whether verified  or unverified is content they would love to share and comment on gleefully.

But as The Pearl Times keeps asking, what if this was a video attributed to you or your close friend or relative, how would that make you feel?

Anyway, in a statement attributed to MP Francis Mwijukye, the legislator has dismissed the video as not his. He says it is generated by artificial intelligence.

“I am aware of a video circulating on social media that has been falsely attributed to me. I have reviewed the content and can categorically confirm that I am not the individual depicted. The video is AI-generated and constitutes a misuse of digital technologies.

I reject and condemn its circulation and urge the public to exercise caution and responsible judgment.” – Francis Mwijukye, Buhweju MP

In summary

– A video circulating on social media has been falsely attributed to him.

– He confirms he is not the individual depicted in the video.

– The video is AI-generated and constitutes a misuse of digital technologies.

– He rejects and condemns its circulation, urging the public to exercise caution and responsible judgment.

The Francis Mwijukye leaked video adds to the MP’s misery as it comes weeks after he lost his MP seat as many incumbents in Ankole and Museveni Ministers were voted out. (See Details Here and There).

Relatedly, other politicians who have recently been in leaked videos scandals include Elizabeth Kakwanzi Katanywa who was contesting for youth MP western. (See Details Here, There and Over There).

Other leaked videos were of Shani Lips, Alicia Kanini and a Ugandan singer, as reported Here, There and Over There.