Peng Peng warns Kasuku | Pulse Uganda

Peng Peng reflects on his past invasion of people's personal lives and decides to quit the trade, warning others about the dangers involved
Peng Peng rebranded from sensationalist blogging due to the risks involved and emphasizes the importance of change and growth over seeking attention and views
He highlights the dangers of reporting on personal matters, citing potential threats to the safety of those involved

Raymond, known previously as Peng Peng says while he made a big name out of invading people’s personal lives and families, he has since learnt a big lesson.

He says, he decided to quit the trade, which he is not proud of,

As such, Peng Peng warned people such as Kasuku to be extra careful in their line of work as such reporting could put their own lives in great peril.

“I got so many enemies and friends but one thing for certain…It's dangerous, I repeat it's dangerous,” he said.

“We keep saying the Government killed (Jajja) Ichuli but who knows? It might have been someone who got mad for talking about his family or relatives.”

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Kasuku was recently in the news after he made repeated revelations about the marriage of media personality Canary Mugume and his wife Sasha Ferguson.

Kasuku, quoting Mugume’s family friends, reported that the couple had decided to take a break from their marriage over significant disagreements.

Mugume, who had largely restrained from publicly commenting about the reported marriage struggle, recently came out to warn Kasuku to back off his family.

“Hey (Kasuku), leave my marriage and son out of your sensationalist vlogs that you do for likes and views. Do it for your own life, not mine,” he wrote.

According to Peng Peng, such was the reason he had to rebrand from the sensationalist know-it-all blogger.

“You say that I changed, yes. But when you realise that you’re risking your life for clout, likes, views, and subscriptions, CHANGE and GROWTH is the ultimate call,” he said.

“It is not collapsing, it is just being cautious.”from a police doctor which appeared to support her injury claims.