Kenyans On Twitter have reacted to the move by the Ugandan government to ban Embakasi East MP Babu Owino from visiting the neighboring country.
Uganda’s Minister of Internal Affairs General Haji A.J. Odongo advises Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma that the vocal politician will not be granted access to the country without permission from relevant authorities.
The first-time politician took to his twitter account to break the disappointing news to Kenyans.
Here is the tweet.
Just been informed that I am uninvited guest in Uganda. pic.twitter.com/zG68s3vXcv
— Babu Owino (@HEBabuOwino) November 9, 2018
The young MP is alleged to have engaged in activities to undermine the government of Uganda and its President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.
However KOT were quick to throw shades at the dictator M7
Lèvy Lèsliè Mùlòmà?? (@LevyMuloma) wrote, And What has uganda have to offer to make you go there in the first place.
Eric Gichuru?? (@gichuru_eric)@KagutaMuseveni at the end of it you will surely lose it, you have to, stop threatening His Thunderness Hon. @Babu_Owino?
Edward Odhiambo (@Edd_Odhiambo) Why would Babu go to Uganda? What for??
steve_denis (@stevedenisCM) Don’t worry Mr. President. Am aware that the minister for foreign affairs in Uganda is called Kutesa. And he is immortal. All will be well. Looking forward to an African Republic.
Steve Milanista (@SteveMilanista) Tell @KagutaMuseveni you do not need to travel to Uganda for business or pleasure or anything for that matter. Plenty can be found within our borders.
Tony mkenya (@MaritimTony) That’s perfect of M7…..let everyone mind their own issues. Its only here where we allow idlers roam around freely…
According to the Uganda General Odongo during Bobi Wine’s visit to Kenya last month, Babu hosted Wine in a number of functions and events. The duo uttered inflammatory and seditious words against the democratic and legitimate rule of President Yoweri Museveni.
He went further to warn any person found aiding or abetting the violation of the directive would be in contravention of a legal order and would face prosecution.