Kenyan Milk Made Me Stop Taking Soda🔊:Uganda's Museveni
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni has said he stopped drinking soft drinks after he was introduced to Kenyan Milk. President Museveni was giving the example to illustrate the need for integration of the East Africa Community. He told members of the East Africa Legislative Assembly that free movement of goods in East Africa region will strengthen integration.
"In 1965, Kenyans liberated me from Coca-Cola. The beverage was the only decent drink one would find then. One day, I came across packed milk, KCC, from Kenya. I stopped drinking Coca-Cola but also began contributing to the prosperity of Kenyan farmers by consuming their milk," Museveni said.
Museveni who is also the Chairperson of Summit of EAC Heads of State wants the EAC region to go full throttle and unite the markets for the prosperity of the people. "We need a situation where all producers in the Partner States are able to freely sell their produce," the Ugandan leader said. The President made the remarks when he addressed the 2nd Sitting of the 1st Session of the 4th Assembly in Kampala, Uganda on Tuesday.
Welcome to celebrity East Africa where we bring you the latest and the hottest.
we offer all round branding and marketing of your events,products and services.call us via 0743541400 for more
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni has said he stopped drinking soft drinks after he was introduced to Kenyan Milk. President Museveni was giving the example to illustrate the need for integration of the East Africa Community. He told members of the East Africa Legislative Assembly that free movement of goods in East Africa region will strengthen integration.
"In 1965, Kenyans liberated me from Coca-Cola. The beverage was the only decent drink one would find then. One day, I came across packed milk, KCC, from Kenya. I stopped drinking Coca-Cola but also began contributing to the prosperity of Kenyan farmers by consuming their milk," Museveni said.
Museveni who is also the Chairperson of Summit of EAC Heads of State wants the EAC region to go full throttle and unite the markets for the prosperity of the people. "We need a situation where all producers in the Partner States are able to freely sell their produce," the Ugandan leader said. The President made the remarks when he addressed the 2nd Sitting of the 1st Session of the 4th Assembly in Kampala, Uganda on Tuesday.
Welcome to celebrity East Africa where we bring you the latest and the hottest.
we offer all round branding and marketing of your events,products and services.call us via 0743541400 for more
Comments
Post a Comment