Bebe Cool wonders why Bobi Wine who can’t walk, puts on heavy boots

Self proclaimed big size Moses Ssali alias Bebe Cool has cast doubt on his nemesis, Kyadondo East MP and singer Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine’s injuries, claiming the “kiwani” singer is only faking them, and the media is helping him maintain the lie.

According to Bebe Cool, the singer who has since his arrest and consequent torture- claimed through different parties including his wife that he can’t walk,  should not  be the same person putting on the 'heaviest' shoes.

“Media had their cameras watching this young man (Bobi Wine) walking to the car in Gulu, he held onto the car with one arm and raised the other with a crutch, what was down? Was he in air? Definitely he was standing on his feet,” Bebe Cool said.

“You look at the man putting on the heaviest shoe in life, one that even people who have no walking problems can’t put on since it is heavy and media does not analyse that? Why does he have a heavy shoe yet he claims he cant walk?” he added.

Bebe Cool said insults especially from the fans of Bobi Wine will not stop him from supporting President Museveni.

The ‘Kaba kamwako’ singer on Friday faced the wrath of angry revellers at the Tarrus Riley -Swangz Avenue- All Star concert, who hurled stones, insults and bottles when he stepped on stage to sing.

His appearance lasted only 30 seconds before he was forced off the stage by the revellers with the protection of the police, who were chanting “People Power, Our Power” a slogan commonly used by Bobi Wine.

“I have never been intimidated. It is the same reason I support president Museveni. I might have issues with NRM but I will die for a good cause and that is president Museveni the individual,” the singer said.

The self-proclaimed ‘Big Size’ is very close to President Museveni but on the other side a strong critic of MP Robert Kyagulanyi also known as Bobi Wine and has on many occasions been on the wrong side of the latter’s fans.

 

 

 

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