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Kampala celebrated commercial sex worker demands 500M


The Kampala celebrated commercial sex worker Shanita Namuyimbwa aka Bad Black wants Ministry of Health Uganda to pay her 500M for the Covid-19 awareness campaign Advert she made to caution her co sex workers not to sleep with truck drivers coming into Uganda from the neighboring countries.

Since the breakdown of Covid-19 cases in Uganda have been rising, the majority of the cases have been coming from the track drivers from different parts of the country.

Mama Jonah has been joined by another outspoken Civil rights activist Dr. Stella Nyanzi.
They have agreed to organize over 300 prostitutes to demonstrate to state house and Prime Minister's office while displaying their nakedness.

Mama Jonah demands payment claiming she is not a charity worker. 

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