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Hunger for power drove Mufumbiro to witchcraft

Waiswa Alex Mufumbiro has always struggled with being noticed and that’s why he is so vocal and loud on every topic, even those he knows nothing about. He always speaks on behalf of NUP even when Joel Ssenyonyi, NUP spokesperson is around.  
After losing the Jinja municipality west seat to FDC, Mufumbiro was useless in NUP until Joel asked Kyagulanyi to make him his deputy but men like Mufumbiro are always two faced.
Mufumbiro, due to jealousy and insecurity vowed to do everything humanly possible to replace Joel as spokesperson for NUP as he wants to be closer to Kyagulanyi and his insiders.
True to his word Mufumbiro did whatever was necessary as he was seen consulting a witch doctor by a one James Otuba of Walukuba.
James, who had gone to consult the witch doctor over a family matter said he saw Mufumbiro with Joel's picture at a renowned witch Doctor’s shrine.
The witch doctor identified as Waiswa Muyiru located in Jinja is apparently bad news and is the go to if one wants to bring down enemies and since Mufumbiro sees Joel as an enemy he decided to spend a lot of money at Muyira’s shrine. 
His witchcraft seems to be working for him, as he is recently trusted more by the boss who took him to meet Mr. Frank Rusa executive director IPOD for a money deal. 
They say, jealousy is the last class you attend before becoming a witch and Mufumbiro has definitely graduated with honors in the Witch department.


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