Muhoozi says he can not touch slaves as he dodges ring fight with bobi wine

Uganda's political scene has become more tense after General Muhoozi Kainerugaba made a strong and shocking comment about opposition leader Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi.

Muhoozi, who is also President Museveni’s son, posted on Twitter saying, "I only have a BULLET for Kabobi. I have written his name on it. Bachwezi cannot touch slaves!" His statement caused anger and confusion, especially because of his reference to the ancient Bachwezi dynasty, which many didn’t understand.

This argument follows a bold challenge from Bobi Wine, who had earlier suggested a wrestling match with Muhoozi. Bobi said he would leave politics if he lost, but Muhoozi would have to stop drinking if he lost. Instead of accepting the match, Muhoozi responded with a threatening tone.

Bobi Wine is known for openly criticizing the current government and does not support Muhoozi’s future political plans. Meanwhile, Muhoozi is seen by some as a possible successor to his father.

As the fight between the two leaders grows, Ugandans have mixed feelings—some say it’s just drama, while others worry it shows deeper political problems.