Pro-Muhoozi MPs, UPDF Generals to Celebrate First Son’s Birthday in Football Match

Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Gen Wilson Mbasu Mbadi has granted a request by pro-Muhoozi MPs Lillian Aber and Linos Ngompek to have a football match between legislators and UPDF in celebration of the 48th birthday of first son Lt Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba. 

Aber, the Kitgum District Woman MP, and Ngompek, the Kibanda North legislator, had written to the CDF asking for a match between Parliament and UPDF as part of celebrations of Lt Gen Kainerugaba’s 48th birthday.

On April 25, Maj Gen Leopold Kyanda, the UPDF Joint Chief of Staff, wrote back to Aber and Ngompek granting their request for a football match.

Describing the match as “a golden opportunity that we would not wish to miss,” Maj Gen Kyanda told the two first-time legislators that CDF Mbadi has even scheduled a football match for April 29 at 3pm at the Philip Omondi Stadium in Lugogo.

Kyanda further assured the two MPs that the UPDF has already formed the team to battle the MPs.

MORE ON MUHOOZI BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

On April 23, Kainerugaba held a birthday party at Lugogo Cricket Oval in Kampala.

At the party, Lt Gen Kainerugaba, also the Commander of UPDF Land Forces, unveilled his plan for Ugandan youth. (Read Story Here).

Earlier, Muhoozi had addressed those who participated in a marathon to honor him. The first son said the country was on fire because of him. (Read Story Here).

On April 24, President Museveni held a State House dinner to honour his son Muhoozi. (See Photos from Muhoozi Dinner HERE).

Museveni revealed a special name for his son. (Read Story Here).

The president also described Muhoozi as a special gift. (Read Story Here).

Muhoozi talked of ‘good things’ in the future. (Read Story Here).

Also attending the birthday dinner was Rwandan President Paul Kagame.

Kagame said he was ready to edit Muhoozi’s tweets. (Read Story Here).

He also talked of the expectations he and others have in Muhoozi. (Read Story Here).

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