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Those praying to God to help Kasese are mad— Tamale Mirundi

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
November 29, 2016
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#PrayForKasese?Tamale Mirundi does not think so.

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Former presidential media advisor, Tamale Mirundi is no stranger to controversy. He does not mince his words. He speaks his mind. The motor-mouthed journalist described those praying for divine intervention in Kasese as “mad”. He was speaking this morning while on NBS TV. Tamale was reacting to trending events majorly  the Kasese massacre that has left over 100 people dead.



Social media has been awash with emotional cries and sentiments and some using #PrayforKasese hashtag. The social media campaigns have been popular in raising awareness about events. The use of social media hashtag campaigns gained prominence after the abduction of Chibok girls by Boko Haram in Nigeria. Global celebrities from Trey Songs, Michelle Obama were part of the campaign. Other successful campaigns include #Blacklivesmatter #IstandwithParis #WhatwouldMagufulido et al. As for the moment, that does not seem to be picking up yet in Uganda.

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Tamale Mirundi is hosted weekly on  NBS TV’s ‘one on one’ with Simon Muyanga Lutaaaya to analyze trending political events.



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