Uganda’s First Lady Janet. K. Museveni encourages little youngsters to quit wearing torn pants and keeping long filthy hair since it derides the destitute individuals.
In Uganda, harmed pants are a major design explanation particularly among the young people. There even used to be harmed pants topic parties when bars were as yet open.
The equivalent applies to fears which a few little youngsters discover popular and a thing for the cool individuals particularly in media outlets. 
Maama Janet K. Museveni, notwithstanding, encourages little youngsters and young ladies to check their ways of life and practices through her week by week guide on her authority Twitter handle. In her correspondence, the 73-year-old mother of four asked Ugandans to keep being energetic by doing things that inspire Uganda’s picture.
“… safeguarding your nation doesn’t generally mean battling a conflict. Safeguarding your country now in
your case implies doing all that you never really up your nation, to give it pride, to make others envy your country,” she wrote to a limited extent. With that impact, Maama Janet K. Museveni gave five models that an energetic Ugandan can copy to inspire Uganda and depict enthusiasm.
Number five on the rundown of her models was towards the young adult young men who invest wholeheartedly in developing long messy hair and discover wearing “torn pants” stylish. As indicated by the First Lady, such a way of life derides the destitute individuals who wear torn garments and have long grimy hair as a default due to neediness
She proceeds to request that the young people be “fair” and decorate God’s creation as opposed to maligning their African magnificence to rather look revolting, distraught, and vulnerable.
In the event that you are a young adult kid at school like the young lady I just discussed, you guarantee you are a canny understudy, you lead others to decline to wear torn pants since Uganda doesn’t regard the individuals who mock our destitute individuals by making a style of what our kin wear due to neediness. ou deny long messy hair since Ugandans are drop Africans who embellish God’s creation and not stigmatize the African excellence to make Ugandans (Africans) look appalling, frantic or sad.
Janet K. Museveni
