With just six days into the new year, Ugandans continue to prove that indeed "emitima gyakaluba!" and the recent addition to the list are eight law students who've been trending since Monday for their Tumbiza Sound video.
These "brave" ladies on Monday recorded themselves dancing and twerking to controversial song Tumbiza Sound at the high court commercial division premises in Kampala, fully clad in their suits.
WATCH VIDEO OF THE DANCERS HERE (1MB)
These 8 bar course students turned "celebrities" are Ann Kakidi, Annet Nambafu, Kellen Kalungi, Mary Nabirye Zeridah, Gloria Nyinamasiko, Justine Kyomuhendo, Immaculate Kamaliza and Edith Basemera who have been summoned by the court with immediate effect.
On behalf of the bar course, Victor Omega sent an email to the students summoning their availability as soon as possible. "Treat this with seriousness it deserves and endeavor to keep time." Read the email.
Apology from one of the students
One of the 8 students, Ann Kakidi had however come out to apologise for getting involved in the act and requested for forgiveness.
"I humbly write to you to express my sincere apologies for the misconduct I was involved in yesterday January 4 at the Commercial Court Premises.
I am Kakidi a clerkship student at commercial court. My colleague and I engaged in shooting a video at around 10:00 am around the court premises.
My behavior was inappropriate and did not reflect the respect that was expected in court. There is, however, no excuse for such kind of bad behavior.
Am deeply sorry for the misconduct and I pray for your pardon. This will never happen again and it's a bid lesson to always think twice before taking certain decision as an aspiring advocate," Kakidi indicated.
