Muhoozi’s 48th birthday party is free entry for everyone

While talking to the media today, Michael Nuwagira alias Toyota, who is one of Muhoozi’s uncles said that the party won’t be partisan and that whoever want to enjoy is welcome. The announcement was reiterated by Muhoozi himself when he tweeted:

"Once again there are NO political parties at #MKAt48 birthday party. There are no preferred colours. Come in any colour you want. Like the late Bob Marley sang 'One Love'."

Toyota added that the preparations are almost complete and that by end of day tomorrow, all will be set for the mega bash that starts at 8am on Saturday April 23.

“I want to tell that we are ready. The stage is being raised, the tents are being set up and everybody is free to come with a card or without a card (invitation). It is not that those with cards are the only ones invited,” Toyota said.

“Muhoozi’s birthday is not a political function. This is a social function, therefore anyone, regardless of political affiliation is invited to enjoy the day with us,” he said.

“It is purely entertainment, celebrations for the birthday of General Muhoozi. We shall have a cake, fireworks, eats drinks and everything,” Toyota said.

Wednesday morning, a plane that was allegedly carrying special guests coming to the birthday party skidded of the tarmac at Entebbe International Airport but no injuries were recorded. The plane was a Rwanair plane and had been connecting from Rwanda to Nairobi to Entebbe.

For the last few weeks, the first son has shown excitement about his coming birthday by tweeting heavily about it, starting with naming the organizing committee, to big personalities that are invited. Some of the names that are expected to be present, going by Muhoozi’s tweets is president Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya and president Paul Kagame of Rwanda.