A son is yours. A king is not. The instant you raise a sovereign, he stops being a private child and becomes the property of a realm and watched by subjects, bound by duty, no longer yours alone. The same rule applies to his heir. Hide that grandson from the kingdom and you have already abdicated the crown you pretend he should wear. He remains what you chose to keep him, only your grandson.
Queen Mother, you cannot keep him in the shadows and still demand he be treated as future king. You cannot claim both the intimacy of family and the majesty of monarchy while ignoring the customs that turn a boy into an heir of a whole throne. By failing to present him to the realm, you decided. You wanted a grandson, not a king.
Enough. We are tired of the contradiction.
If you’re a man and, after everything you’ve heard, seen and considered, you’re still proudly Team “Baby Oyo,” honestly, you need to go for a check-up. At this point, we might have to confirm whether you’re actually a man.😂😂
For the ladies, it’s understandable. You’re ladies at the end of the day emotions can easily take the driver’s seat, especially when it comes to matters of the heart.
But gentlemen, at least apply some logic.
Omusuuga Kamurasi has a strong background politically. He was a member of the Democratic party during the 1980 elections, a vibrant opposition youth activist based in Kampala -Kisenyi. He is a former guerilla (NRA).
So he has both the art and science of managing such affairs.