Public Reacts: Bobi Wine Calls Mpuuga and Bwanika 'Dogs' in London Performance

When Bobi Wine's latest London concert was all the buzz and excitement it was meant to be, something unexpected happened that had many people in stitches. 

The singer-politician sparked a furor of outrage when he called Mpuuga and Bwanika, two important members of his own party, "dogs" as he ascended the platform. Widespread public outcry was generated by this unexpected turn of events, which led to discussions on the nature of unity and leadership in Uganda's political system.

On April 20, Crystal Palace London was alive with excitement for the return of Gladiator season one, which was sponsored by JobLinks UK and featured performances by Bobi Wine, Nubian Lee, Gen Mega Dee, and Daxx Vibes, among others.

During his show, Bobi Wine used the occasion to talk about domestic political matters, including those pertaining to his own party, the National Unity Platform (NUP). Unexpectedly, he began calling notable NUP members like Abed Bwanika, Ssegona, and Mathias Mpuuga "dogs" and unleashed a tirade against them which caused public reaction among Ugandans especial on X platform (Formally Twitter) 

Politicians and supporters alike became more and more involved in the passionate conversations about harmony, leadership, and peacemaking. Many expressed their displeasure, highlighting the fact that criticizing party members was inappropriate for a leader of Bobi Wine's caliber.

Reactions 

Ruhima Jonah
This is not just about the insults & deliberate efforts by egocentric Bobiwine to destroy the political careers of Mpuga & Segona, as he exalts himself as the most powerful figure in NUP, while other leaders whom he refers to as dogs trimble at his sight. This exposes a lot of...

Dr. Niyobyose Deus
Bobi Wine in his London show called Hon. Mpuuga & Abed Bwanika DOGS (obubwa) ????????????. I have never heard Mpuuga or Abed Bwanika abuse Bobi Wine. It is important to agree to disagree. Bobi Wine apologize to Mpuuga & Abed Bwanika.
Simon Kaggwa njala
Dear brother, you live in the politics of ebisuuti noluzungu. You need to learn our new politics of okulabisa.

Kungu Al-Mahadi Adam
What my faith teaches me is never to prolong a disagreement. And, as a muganda, I know it that bwomegga toluma. At such a time, with the so many promises you gave to those who want change, seeking reconciliation with colleagues and all other alternative forces should be prioritized not hate.