“You Have No Audacity To Talk About Pilgrim Africa, You Are The Most Corrupt & Even Once Jailed” Social Media Users Roast Mike Mukulaa On Twitter After False Corruption Allegations On Pilgrim Africa

Mike Mukula thought he was starting trouble for someone else, but he ended up hurting himself. He went on Twitter and made false claims about corruption at Pilgrim Africa. He probably hoped people would support him. Instead, Ugandans hit back hard. His plan to shame the organization failed completely.

As soon as Mukula posted the tweet, people started calling him out. Many Ugandans defended Pilgrim Africa and told Mukula to stop. One person said: “It’s shameful that you are posting this.”
Another replied: “You have no right to talk about Pilgrim Africa. You are the one with a history of corruption. You were even jailed.”

People were shocked that someone with a past full of scandals would attack an organization that helps others. It was like a known thief calling someone else a criminal.

Twitter users reminded him that he was once sent to jail for corruption. They told him to fix his own mistakes before accusing others.

Many also wondered why he chose to attack Pilgrim Africa now. One person asked: “Why now?” Another said: “This seems more like a political fight.”

It became clear to many that this wasn’t really about justice or truth. Mukula might have felt threatened by the good work Pilgrim Africa is doing, so he tried to damage their name.

But his plan backfired. Instead of turning people against Pilgrim Africa, people laughed at Mukula. Some shared memes about his past scandals. Others said Pilgrim Africa has helped more people than Mukula ever has.

A few even joked that Mukula should be at the gym or doing something useful instead of attacking people who are actually making a difference. The message was clear: people trust Pilgrim Africa more than they trust him.

In the end, Mukula’s tweet brought him embarrassment, not support. He failed to bring down Pilgrim Africa, and instead, hurt his own image. Ugandans stood up for the truth and defended an organization that is helping their communities.

Pilgrim Africa continues to do good work in Uganda — fighting malaria, supporting schools, helping farmers, and saving lives. Meanwhile, Mukula’s tweet is just another failed attempt to bring others down.

Ugandans made their voices heard. They stood up for what’s right. And Mukula? He just got burned.

Next time, Mike Mukula should think twice before attacking people who are actually making a difference.