Ugandans on Twitter have tweeted their way into having one of the world’s funniest men to visit the country.
Under the hashtag #TrevorNoahVisitsUganda, the Ugandans took to the social media platform to launch a strong campaign to have South African Trevor Noah visit the East African country soon.
It wasn’t long before the tweets grabbed the attention of the comedian, though his response initially was disappointing to the Ugandans.
This is a scam, I'm not coming to Uganda. https://t.co/fAh8EUdtO7
— Trevor Noah (@Trevornoah) March 23, 2017
Trevor refuted the claims that he would visit Uganda, saying the rumour was just a scam.
The relentless Ugandans however didn’t give up just yet. They kept their campaign alive and much stronger.
It must have been their relentless campaign even after the initial rejection that got the celebrated comedian to have a change of heart.
Through his twitter handle, Trevor revealed that he would try to visit the country.
OK Uganda, you win. I'll try to visit sometime. But when I land, I want the original Rolex made by Sula in Wandegeya #TrevorNoahVisitsUganda
— Trevor Noah (@Trevornoah) March 24, 2017
The South African has seen his fortunes rise incredibly since moving to New York, and was in the news earlier this month for purchasing a $10 million house in Manhattan.
Ugandans can now sit pretty and wait for the comedy giant to land in the country.
Here are some of the tweets that got Trevor to consider visiting Uganda;
Boss, we already have A WHOLE CAR named after you. Kwegamba just allow that the #TrevorNoahVisitsUganda plot is on @TrevorNoah @LOLUganda pic.twitter.com/Ff5Tg1qOCK
— Simon Kaheru (@skaheru) March 24, 2017
https://twitter.com/mpozii/status/844975637941157888
@Trevornoah I don't mean to brag… but are you sure? #TrevorNoahVisitsUganda #Kyaninga pic.twitter.com/ymN3xn5jvh
— Winnie🐾Banage (@Ebonyeyes10) March 23, 2017
#trevornoahvisitsuganda @Trevornoah On your way to the source of the Nile, grab yourself a juicy piece of chicken at Namawojolo pic.twitter.com/MpbizybQnF
— Mwes M Drew™ (@_mwes) March 23, 2017
Hey Noah, you won't need an ark to come over, planes do land in Uganda.
— Mutiŋga Enock (@tingaland) March 23, 2017
