Former Miss Uganda, Dorah Mwima, has publicly urged the Uganda Communications Fee (UCC) to take swift motion in banning media homes and presenters from internet hosting controversial 16-year-old, Fairly Nicole.
By means of a Fb publish, Dorah expressed issues in regards to the younger woman’s conduct, labeling her as “spoilt” and “naughty.”
Dorah criticized the media for giving Fairly Nicole a platform, arguing that it solely encourages her problematic conduct.
She questioned the function of the group in shaping the woman’s conduct, writing, “If the woman is spoilt, and wayward, what are we doing as ‘the village’ to boost her?”
In her publish, Dorah pushed for what she termed as “powerful love,” proposing that the media cease giving Fairly Nicole consideration.
She urged UCC to intervene and make sure the younger woman is now not featured in interviews or information segments, stressing that such publicity reinforces dangerous conduct.
Uganda Communications Fee the place are you? Please put a ban on each media home and presenter from internet hosting that younger woman!
If the woman is spoilt, and wayward, what are we doing as “the village” to boost her? Time for “TIME-OUT” & “NAUGHTY CORNER”!
Ignore her tantrums and bickering!
Take away what she thinks is “the perfect” for her and let actuality sink in. We aren’t right here to child her dangerous manners!
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