Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni's son Muhoozi Kainerugaba has kick started another diplomatic row with Kenya .
In one of his trademark Twitter outbursts , the young Museveni has stated that Nairobi is his for the taking and nobody would stand in his way.
Muhoozi stated that he doesn't care about the repercussion that follow his latest statements, adding that Museveni could as well sack him from the military again.
The four-star general added that Kenyans fear Ugandans because they understand the Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) is superior to the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF)
Muhoozi claimed the Kenyans owed him and his family an apology for alleged beatings he suffered.
He added that he got the beatings because he was Museveni's son as his father had taken up arms against the government.
"Kenyans need to apologise to me for all the beatings, as a young boy, that I got because I was Museveni's son in the early 1980s," he wrote.
Earlier, Uganda disassociated itself from remarks by Muhoozi that suggested the country’s army would only need two weeks to capture Nairobi.
In a press statement on Tuesday, October 4, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the neighbouring country said they do not conduct their foreign policy through social media.
While acknowledging the heated debate caused by Muhoozi's controversial tweets, Uganda said they value the brotherly neighbourhood it enjoys with Kenya.
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