Kibanda county MP Linos Ngompek on Tuesday caused laughter when he accused fellow MPs, especially those he trains and does exercise with every morning in Kampala, of failing to have natural sex prowess and resorting to the frequent purchase of unregulated natural herbs in the hope it can boost their sex libido. Examples of these include the legendary putulu which many Kampala men use these days.
MPs were discussing the speaker’s directive that on Wednesday all of them, especially males, turn up for the free prostate cancer screening which the health ministry brought around. Led by Kyankwanzi woman MP Ann Maria Nankabirwa, MPs shared their experiences and ideas on how to overcome non communicable diseases.
On his part, Ngompek called on colleagues to prioritize healthy living such as physical exercises and regular medical checkups. He revealed how recently his random decision to undergo medical checkup enabled him to discover he had a blood clot in his right leg.
He said it had been there for five months starting on the day he unknowingly injured himself while doing physical exercise. He said it would end worse if he hadn’t discovered it early. He said he was put on medication which he is going to be on for a whole year.
Ngompek decried the fact that instead of believing in natural God-given manpower and in the power of physical exercises to achieve high sex performance, many of his male colleagues had regrettably resorted to buying natural herbs for sex enhancement yet the same lacks NDA approval.
“I always see colleagues running to the boys selling those things at the pitch every time we finish training exercises. Rt. Hon Speaker I’m here to caution colleagues to abandon those things because they create more harm than good,” Ngompek argued during the Tuesday plenary. Give us feedback on this story through our email: kamwokyatimes@gmail.com
