GOBE! Dirty Pictures Of Lawmaker In Str-ip Club Leaks Online [PHOTOS]

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a member of parliament(MP) in Uganda, Africa is currently on fire over a visit to a strip club and pleasuring himself with the sight of half-n*ked girls.


A popular MP in Uganda who goes by the name Moses Balyeku has set the Ugandan social media ablaze with an oddity that has been heavily berated by his people.
The morally-deficient politician has come under heavy criticism after photos of him enjoying dance moves from a half-unclad lady in a strip club leaked.
He was accompanied by his friends to the club and he seemed to be enjoying the hot moves from the half-unclad lady.
It is not clear if the lawmaker would be santioned by the government for his unbecoming action which is a bad precedence for the younger generation.
A top Nigerian commenter who joined in the barage of criticisms has this to say:

"If you think that Nigerian leaders have lost morals, leaders in our neighbouring Uganda are even worse"

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