First Son Muhoozi Speaks Out On Capturing Kenya , Putting It Under Uganda – Reveals Why He Forgave ‘Weak’ Kenyans

In a recent statement, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces in Uganda, expressed a significant shift in the country’s stance towards Kenya.

Emphasizing the importance of peace and stability in the region, General Muhoozi conveyed that Almighty God had convinced him to forgive Kenya, effectively putting an end to any invasion plans.

“As for Kenya, Almighty God convinced me to forgive you guys. No more invasion plans. On top of that I met my Kenyan counterpart recently in Maputo. He is a very sharp and impressive guy. I look forward to good relations from now on.” Muhoozi Tweeted.

This development marks a crucial turning point in the relationship between the two nations.General Muhoozi’s decision to meet his Kenyan counterpart in Maputo further underscores his commitment to fostering positive relations.

The meeting, which was described as productive and cordial, highlights the potential for collaboration and mutual respect between the two countries.

The General’s acknowledgment of his Kenyan counterpart as a “very sharp and impressive guy” signifies a willingness to engage in meaningful dialogue and work towards common goals.This message of forgiveness and cooperation from General Muhoozi is a positive step towards creating a more peaceful and stable region.

Meanwhile , General Muhoozi Kainerugaba has deleted a post where he stated that no civilian was going to lead Uganda after President Yoweri Museveni, a remark that caught the attention of several Ugandans who took to their different social media platforms to speak on this.

Several sources have confirmed that General Muhoozi who was speaking about the 2026 Presidential elections in Uganda revealed that he decided to drop out of the 2026 Presidential elections urging his supporters to back President Yoweri Museveni.

General Muhoozi went on to say that he believes in President Yoweri Museveni’s ability to deal with criminals and corruption in Uganda.Muhoozi also stated that no civilian was going to lead Uganda after President Yoweri Museveni adding that the security agencies was not going to allow this to happen.

His remarks caught the attention of several social media users who took to their different social media platforms to criticize him.

In the latest news on the matter, it has been reported that General Muhoozi brought down his post, Ugandans on social media have asked him why he decided to bring it down with most saying he was joking.