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Yesterday I shared the Word behind the War and Gave away three Toyota Salon cars.

All is getting fired up at The Black Wall Street (BWS) house as Africa’s first economic war rages on.

The brain behind the war, Africa’s first economic, ‘Field Marshall’ Charles N. Lambert has awarded some of the faithful Ugandans with cars as a thank you for their efforts in fighting for Africa’s economic independence. Charles gave out three Toyota salon cars to three lucky executors of the war at Black Wall Street house in Kampala.

“Yesterday I shared the Word behind the War and Gave away three Toyota Salon cars to faithful executors of the Economic War. Africa first,” Charles Lambert said.

Renown people power spokes person Joel Ssenyonyi has finally released a statement addressing allegations that celebrated local singer Jose Chameleon was denied membership in the National Unity Platform on grounds of religion and unpopularity among the electorate.

It should be noted that social media was yesterday evening awashed with comments of frustration after what appeared to be Chameleon’s vetting document found it’s way online.

The document indicated how the vetting committee used religion and the singer’s lack of popularity as the two main weakness as to why he lost the party card to season politician Latif Ssebagala.

Perhaps after getting alot of backlash on social media, the National Unity Platform Spokes person Joel Ssenyonyi has finally come out and quashed the document making rounds on social media saying the young and vibrant party never used any of the parameters mentioned.

He quickly shared the real document that the vetting team used to decided who between Chameleon and Latif represents NUP in the upcoming mayoral elections

”The document on the left is fake, please treat it with the contempt it deserves. The correct template that was used in assessing NUP aspirants is the one on the right. Political interests should not cause us to become such liars” Ssenyonyi clarified

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Kemi Sera’s music journey has taken another twist where she has now decided to venture into gospel music.

This comes after the singer fell out with her former manager, Haruna Mubiru over allegations of domestic violence.

Speaking in a television interview, Sara Nampijja commonly known as Kemi Sera said that she decided to do gospel music because God saved her from a situation that almost took her life.
“People should know that I am now born again and I am here to serve God. I will do gospel music because I clearly have enough reasons to sing for God and people should not judge.” She explained

In her new gospel song, Kemi Sera talks about God’s goodness and thanks Him for healing her for the deadly situation she was in.

In her new gospel song, Kemi Sera talks about God’s goodness and thanks Him for healing her for the deadly situation she was in.