{UAH} MENGO HAS TO QUICKLY DIALOGUE WITH SHEIK MUZAATA AND MUSLIMS!

Friends,

Many have been angered and outraged by what Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata said but I think Mengo has to quickly dialogue with Brother Muzaata and Muslims, instead of encouraging people to attack him. The issues he raised are representing the views of certain people(both Muslims and Non-Muslims) and they shouldn't just be ignored.I suppose in my own stumbling way, I am trying to speak for some Muslims who feel aggrieved with some stuff going on in Mengo. We should have a national dialogue on religion,culture and trust, and focus on how we can support each other.

Interestingly, Sheikh Muzaata sounds so calm and composed while on the phone. I spoke to him once when he visited London a couple of years ago. May be, he uses that kind of language with the intention of driving his point home......just think about it: why are we all of a sudden having an intense debate about Etofari yet such sentiments have been around for a while? Muzaata's language is obviously below the belt but he is every good at using mind control techniques to force a debate on an issue. I just hope that we concentrate more on the issues he raised rather than the way he presented them.

This topic is being shared with all not to insult but to advice. Byebyo ebyange!

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