{UAH} SSEYA'S LETTER TO PRINCESS KOMUNTALE
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SSEYA'S LETTER TO PRINCESS KOMUNTALE...
Hullo Komuntale, I have heard on the newspapers that you have gone away from your marriage ceremony with your husband boyfriend of America. It is a sad ceremony and I feel apologies for yourself. Marriage is not a bed of Roses or a bed of Angellas or a bed of Hellens. I heard that that American has broken away your heart into small pieces like muchomo. Don't worry, even me when Desire Luzinda run away from our love, I cried like a big baby. Then the President appoint me as Minister of Forportal and again remove me, then Musisi take away my house, but I manage to be alive even now. Forget the America boy, we have our own Prince in Uganda e.g Prince Ehmah, Prince Wassajja etc. The Baganda say, akaakyama amamera bwokagolola kakutuka bukutusi. "You can fold a tree when she is still young but you can not fold a tree when he has grown adult because it will broke away. Don't hurry to get another husband because the Baganda say, "Ow'amaanyi gge takeera." Meaning, "Of his energy does not early." Americans have bad manners. Just like English, manners also depend on where you grew and who grew you. Now I don't know, who grew this American boy?
Yours sincerely, Seeya Mayor of Kampala.
-- Hullo Komuntale, I have heard on the newspapers that you have gone away from your marriage ceremony with your husband boyfriend of America. It is a sad ceremony and I feel apologies for yourself. Marriage is not a bed of Roses or a bed of Angellas or a bed of Hellens. I heard that that American has broken away your heart into small pieces like muchomo. Don't worry, even me when Desire Luzinda run away from our love, I cried like a big baby. Then the President appoint me as Minister of Forportal and again remove me, then Musisi take away my house, but I manage to be alive even now. Forget the America boy, we have our own Prince in Uganda e.g Prince Ehmah, Prince Wassajja etc. The Baganda say, akaakyama amamera bwokagolola kakutuka bukutusi. "You can fold a tree when she is still young but you can not fold a tree when he has grown adult because it will broke away. Don't hurry to get another husband because the Baganda say, "Ow'amaanyi gge takeera." Meaning, "Of his energy does not early." Americans have bad manners. Just like English, manners also depend on where you grew and who grew you. Now I don't know, who grew this American boy?
Yours sincerely, Seeya Mayor of Kampala.
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