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TAMALE MIRUNDI: Bobi Wine will not benefit from his struggle

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
February 9, 2021
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Known for having a book about everything, Tamale Mirundi has once again written a book titled “People Power” predicting Bobi Wine’s fate after losing presidential election against President Yoweri Museveni.

Mirundi compares Bobi Wine to a grasshopper hunter who struggles a lot to catch the grasshoppers but never gets rich because the business only happens once a year.

According to the motor-mouthed current affairs analyst, the NUP party presidential hopeful will not benefit from his struggle not even the 61 Members of Parliament that he has helped get to the August House.

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Tamale says that Bobi Wine was just hired by the mafias to shake the status quo, a job which he has successfully done and now they (mafias) are going to hunt him done because he has become too ‘big’ than they expected.

He explains that Bobi Wine is a product of the mafias who used him as a trap to get money from Museveni but with time Bobi gained an international charm and foreign funders snatched him from the mafias.

However, he states that the mafias are going to fight him with all sorts of propaganda until he loses relevance.

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