English is not my ‘motherland’- Spice Diana

From kissing a storm to English issues. This is the line of graph singer Spice Diana is following.

Spice Diana who recently wowed her fans while she was caught by her manager/boyfriend being kissed by singer Gravity Omutuju, is now facing English problems.

Like former Kampala Mayor Alhaj Nasser Ntege Ssebagala, the singer, after she found herself in a fix; murdering the Queen’s language, she reportedly picked Ssebagala’s line. ” English is not my motherland,” she said instead of saying, ‘ English is not my mother tongue.’

Yet this controversial singer Spice Diana is one of the few musicians in the country that have graduated from Makerere University! However,  she still has troubles with English vocabulary.

This worries her fans more especially when she couldn’t even pronounce the 200/- social media tax and also claiming that she scored 32 points at her UACE exams back in 2013 yet the highest mark a student could score then was 25 and currently 20 points.

However the ’32’ singer unleashed her anger on a fan who advised her to work on her English saying it adds nothing to her table. “If it puts food on my table I will, if it has worked for you, keep improving yours. Thank you,” she said.

While some fans found it an issue, Asimmwe Swiz says: “We all learn English as a language, so stop blaming Spice Diana yet most of us still struggle with English language. No one is born speaking good English but we all learn it slowly by slowly so there’s no problem with spice Diana pronouncing some words wrongly. Leave the young girl alone and let her move on with her career.”

Nsubuga Musa angrily poured this: “You are right dear, what is English? Food or money? Mulinga amatttttttt wama Diana I ‘sport’ you because  you are not a Mzungu although you are brown they may call you a Mzungu kasita olina amaja bana Uganda mulina akajanja joli mulibazungu kati Oyo ayasama mbu Spice tamanyi luzungu amusingaki?”

That is what Musa says, but he also murdered it if you read his write up.