Tuesday 29 December 2015

UGANDA: WHEN STATE AGENTS ARE MANIACAL

Dear Lady Attorney MOF,
Phone number received. Thanks. I have called some activists in Uganda. I was in Kampala in 2013, as part of vital voices lead team and we had incisive sessions with some of the activists so I had to search my contact and we spoke around 6pm which was 8pm Ugandan time and they confirmed to me the incidence happened at political rally there.

You see my learned lady, Mr Yoweri Museveni has been President of Uganda since Jan 1986 (twenty years) and he wants to continue in office, he wants to run again and the Inspector General of Police Kale Kayihura had to arrest and strip a number of women who support his closest rival, Dr Kizza Besigye and that was what reflected in the video we shared yesterday 28th Dec of female opposition leader Zaina Fatuma and her aide who were completely un-dressed bundled into a van.  Our country Nigeria will have to appreciate democrat Jonathan’s May 2015.

God loves this country, we probably would not be typing and blogging away by now if President Jonathan had showed the desperation of in the quest to cling on to power at any and every cost. Look at Rwandan President now he called a referendum and he is staying on till 2034.

Or Robert Mugabe Zimbabwe?. A female lawyer won human rights award IBA Boston whereat Zimbabwean authorities had beat her and left marks on her back, protesting Mugabe’s intolerance of opposition.

In 2006, President Museveni won by 59% votes and Dr Besigye challenged it. The Ugandan Supreme Court by a split decision, four to three upheld the election. In  2011, Museveni ‘won’ the election but Dr Besigye again rejected the outcome,  EU observers said  the election was “marred by avoidable and logistical failures” – Akin to Nigeria’s failed PVCs and card readers.

Back to the Ugandan female opposition leader being harassed hounded and stripped in front of the public and bundled into waiting van in the video of yesterday, the Human Rights Institute and the Ugandan Law Society have spoken against the mistreatment. Also a UN rep.,in Kampala. We are following up on Kampala and will post periodically.

Thanks noble daughter, for calling attention, will call during the week.

Yours truly,

HR Attorney Ajie

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