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THE YOUNG MAFIA'S THAT WILL SUFFER POST MUSEVENI REGIME!

The girl on right side of Bosco is called Hope .MUZULWE  Who works as deputy national cordinator of crime preventors and also chief machinery of fighting people using sex as her tool of spying.

The single and searching lady is very rich on terms of finance and skills of spying, together with Blaise Kamugisha they stole alot of money during the regime of general Kayihura and Blaise owns over than 10 apartments in kampala and land totalling to 7 hecares in this city especially in namugogo, he owns different clinics across Ntinda kiwatule road, he owns two big shops in down town kamapala and also owns over than five cars at his early years of 28.

She Hope works as chief mafia in fighting people both in opposition and government, she managed to steal the laptop of crime preventors in Naguru go down which had signatures and information of Kayihura that she handed to general Tumukunde.
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After these two young bahima rising in favor of Kayihura after his arrest they have never visited kayihura instead, the two have always cursed Kayihura by abusing him openely especially in some of his enemies and support from Rwabwogo's group which aiming at securing power of the next regime.

Blaise Kamugisha has worked closley with enemies of Rwanda called RNC, together with this Hope they met agroup of Rnc rebel in kamapala headed by kayumba Rwigyema the young brother of Nyamwasa where he was given alot of millions of dollars and on saturday night ata around this yOUNG BROTHER OF kayumba was seen meandering in kamapala around namasuba on bodaboda, watch space!

The general public shouldn't confuse the two people to be behind Kayihura actually they're the reason he was fired these two young enemies helped KAKA and Tumukunde to receive direct information from Kayihura which caused him to be fired.

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