Hassan, who also goes by Zari, said she was born in Walukuba and raised in Jinja.
Zarinah Hassan denied being a Musoga but netizens rejected the information she presented.
Zari Hassan
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In the video shared on TikTok, Zari appears to claim that being born in Walukuba doesn't make her a Musoga, yet that place is found in Jinja Municipality.
"People are like, how do you then connect to Basoga?" said Zari.
"I grew up in a town called Jinja. But before Jinja, I was born in a town called Walukuba.
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"Few people would know... Ugandans would know where Walukuba is.
"I was born in Walikuba, we moved to Jinja, so Jinja being the town of Basogas... Everybody is branded a Musoga.
"So, that's how people think I'm a Musoga, but no, we just grew up in Busoga. Makes sense!"
The commenters weren't having any of it.
"🥰🥰🥰 confuse dem but walukuba is part of Jinja," reads a comment.
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Another comment reads: "Walukuba is in jinja 😂😂 confuse them till they will learn to mind on their business 😂😂"
Goes another: "I was also born and grew up there but am nologer a musoga."
"walukuba is a part in Jinja she is a musoga," reads another.
Another asked: "so which tribe are those people who are born in Walukuba?"
Some seemed to side with her.
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Another comment says: "me I saw zariz legs not for basoga my she z Somalian and rwandee"
Said another commenter: "yes.. growing up in a place doesn't mean yo part of that place...wamma I understand you.. growing and born in Kampala doesn't make ue a muganda"
Zari has previously said that she is half Indian, half Somali.
