Self-proclaimed prostitute and Ex- Convict Shanita Namuyimbwa aka Bad Black alias Queen Masolo, has been endorsed as one of the ambassadors of Premier Recruitment Services Ltd, tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia`s labor export company, in a ploy to lure young ladies for `escort` gigs in Qatar.
This new deployment comes just weeks after the Ruparelia Group, which also owns Victoria University in Kampala, controversially recruited Bad Black their brand ambassadors, a stance that caused a lot of ripples among academia and moral enthusiasts.
During the storm in a tea cup that both Victoria University and Bad Black withered, the later was forced to publically reveal that she was not interested in one of the benefits of becoming a student at the school but rather the bursaries offered for her children to attend Kampala Parents Schools, also owned by the group.
Insiders tell us that after a series of meetings between Bad Black and the directors of the group, it was agreed that she is tactfully deployed at Premier Recruitment Services, where her expertise in organizing and managing women is needed.
Bad Black, who claims to be the president of ‘prostitutes’ in Uganda, has in the past, also bragged of having run several red-light rings in Malaysia and Dubai. It is also public knowledge that the female ‘Escort’ is one of the most lucrative businesses that are thriving in Qatar and that the company’s deployment of Bad Black is an ace move.
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