He is better known for his humour and controversial nature, especially through her tweeter. Yoweri Museveni's eldest son Muhoozi has declared he will leave the army this year after nearly three decades of service.


Army General Muhoozi Kainerugaba announced his resignation from the UPDF in a tweet earlier this year.



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He issued a similar Twitter declaration in March of last year when he was head of the land forces. But according to the army, it never received Mr. Kainerugaba's request for retirement.


He deleted a tweet from a few days before he made his most recent retirement announcement, in which he announced his plan to run for president in 2026.


The president-elect of Twitter has been open about his desire to succeed his 78-year-old father, the president of Uganda, since 1986. Ugandan law forbids active duty troops from engaging in politics.


Museveni's son, Muhoozi, is known for his controversial tweets. Sometimes some view him as humorous, while others think he is controversial. Conversations are going on about him vying for the presidential seat in Uganda. This means Muhoozi Kainerugaba might face the likes of Robert Ssentum Kyagulanyi, aka Bobi Wine, in the next elections. If he succeeds, he will take over the Ugandan government from his father, president Museveni.


Muhoozi mocked Kenyans' strict observance of the rule of law and obedience to the constitution.


"Haha! I love my Kenyan relatives. constitution? Rule of law? You must be joking!," wondered Kainerubaga. He explained by saying that there is only a revolution for them back in Uganda and informed the Kenyan people that they will soon learn about it. In the tweet, Muhoozi said that his vying for the presidency in the next general elections is to see Kabobi fail terribly. Muhoozi plans to take from his father Museveni, who has ruled Uganda for many years.


"My standing in the next general election is purely dependent on Kabobi. If he stands again we will teach him that he does not and will never represent the youth," Muhoozi said in a tweet.