Namyalo Responds to Social Media Critics: “I Only Hit Back When Attacked”
NRM Chief Mobiliser Hon. Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye has addressed the recent social media backlash she faced over her online exchanges with critics. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Sanyuka TV, Namyalo defended her outspokenness, maintaining that while she is humble and people-oriented, she does not tolerate unwarranted attacks.
“I am a humble woman from a humble background. I am always on the defensive, but when you see me responding bitterly, just know I have been rubbed the wrong way.”
Namyalo, often referred to as the “Chief Muzukulu”, made it clear that she will not hesitate to clap back at detractors with the same intensity they use against her.
“Since I am a Chief Muzukulu and you attack me that way, I will hit back in the same way. When you insult me, I will respond with the same energy.”
Her remarks have sparked mixed reactions, with some supporting her firm stance, while others believe a political leader should exercise more restraint online.
A Message to the Youth: Live Wisely and Responsibly
Beyond addressing her online confrontations, Namyalo took time to advise the youth on the importance of responsible living. She cautioned young people to enjoy their lives wisely in order to secure a long and healthy future.
Additionally, she touched on matters of sexual health, urging the youth to:
- Practice abstinence or use protection to avoid deadly diseases.
- Consider marriage and stable relationships as an alternative for those struggling with self-control.
Her straightforward talk on youth behavior and responsibility reflects her ongoing commitment to mobilizing and guiding young Ugandans under the NRM leadership.
Public Reactions: Divided Opinions on Namyalo’s Statements
While some applaud her boldness, others argue that leaders should display more diplomacy in handling public criticism.
With social media being a powerful tool for political engagement, it remains to be seen how Namyalo’s direct approach will impact her influence in both political circles and public perception.
Should leaders fight back against critics or take the high road in online debates? The discussion continues.
Stay tuned for more updates on Uganda’s political landscape!
