A hundred cows to Giorgia Meloni to ask her to marry him, the offer of the general of Uganda: “Ready to conquer Rome if he refuses them”

The Ugandan general asks the hand of Giorgia Meloni offering 100 cows. An unusual love proposal arrived via Twitter to the Italian premier in pectore. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the 48-year-old commander-in-chief of the Ugandan ground military and son of Uganda’s president, Yoweri Museveni, was literally electrocuted by Meloni. And his ardor, on the one hand romantically macho, on the other generously traditionalist, knew no barriers. Accustomed to the easy tweet – he has over 600 thousand followers and on Twitter he fiddles with foreign policy issues and military maneuvers, as well as the trifles of the newspaper – Kainerugaba must have recorded the international echo of the electoral victory of the Brothers of Italy on 25 September last. At that point he expressed his love for him by making a tweet as a true amateur: “For my Italian friends, these are Nkore cows. The most beautiful cows on earth. Do I know that Europeans give to girls who love flowers? I never understood it. In our culture you give a girl a cow ”.

Then closely Kainerugaba also estimates the value of the gift / exchange (to poor Giambruno? To Mattarella? To Guido Crosetto?) In 100 cows with another tweet (“100 nkore! So, without fear”). Many respond closely to the general and all try to tease him a little (also because at home he is a rather feared figure), but he fearlessly responds with a bit of spirit to everyone, making it clear that in addition to the bovine gift ‘is more: he likes Giorgia, in short. And to obtain the desired result, he is willing to do anything, even if the cows are refused, to conquer Rome. But above all that having Greek ancestors, therefore also the hero Achilles, Meloni in one way or another “will have to surrender” to his flattery. Kainerugaba, due to his propensity for easy twittering, has been nicknamed the “king of the tweet”, creating many problems at a diplomatic level both between African states and internationally. Ankole cows are defined by the Ugandans “The king’s cows” and are descended from Ethiopian cattle breeds dating back millennia.