MUSEVENI'S GRANDDAUGHTER THREATENS TO USE HER GENITALS HIT HIS TEETH.. FIGHTING MUSEVENI'S DICTATORSHIP TAKEN TO ANOTHER LEVEL
CHANGEOFGUARDS - Uganda's military dictator is fond of referring to the youth of Uganda as Bazukulu (grandchildren) as he in return also calls himself Jajja (grandfather).
After spending two months in police custody, a 21-year-old woman, who allegedly recorded a video threatening to hit President Museveni with her genitals if he didn’t release Kyadondo East MP Robert Kyagulanyi from prison, has been remanded to Luzira Prison.
Prosecution contends that during the month of August in Kampala and Wakiso District, Namata used a computer to record and transmit videos in which she made suggestions or proposals referring to President Museveni as “buttocks”, “feces” and threatened to use her private parts to hit his teeth.
Prosecution says the suggestions are or proposals are obscene, lewd and indecent. On the count of offensive communication, the state claims that Namata willfully and repeatedly used electronic communication to transmit videos offensive in nature via WhatsApp to disturb or attempted to disturb the peace, quiet or right to privacy of the president.
A couple of other Ugandans have been arraigned before court for "disturbing the peace" of Museveni. Among them is a Makerere University don, Dr. Stella Nyanzi who in April 2017 was arrested, detained and accused of similar charges after she verbally attacked both Museveni and his wife by calling them "a pair of buttocks"
Uganda's leading opposition figure has repeatedly called upon oppressed citizens to use all available means to challenge Museveni's military dictatorship. Following Museveni's life presidency constitutional amendment of late 2016, Dr. Besigye urged citizens thus;
“Defending the constitution is constitutional. And this can be done using all means including taking up guns. Even if Ugandan choose to take guns to restore the force of the constitution, they are within the law. We invite the people of Uganda to do their duty seriously to restore the effect of this constitution so we can have peaceful transition. Every campaign that answers to this call is welcome."
The carnage which Museveni has subjected Ugandans to accounts for the young lady's source of anger and rage. She is representing the position of millions of other Ugandans. Being helpless, she found her private parts as the only weapon at her disposal. Fortunately, Museveni set free Hon. Bobi Wine before this courageous young lady could unleash her weapon. She has played her part and made a contribution in the struggle for freedom from Museveni's dictatorship.
Therefore, let all pro-change forces combine efforts in fighting for her freedom. Abandoning her will be a treasonous betrayal. Already, she has spent months in police custody contrary to the constitutional 48 hours. Let the cries for Namata's freedom and rights be heard far and wide.
INFORMATION IS POWER AND THE PROBLEM OF UGANDA IS MUSEVENISM
Prosecution contends that during the month of August in Kampala and Wakiso District, Namata used a computer to record and transmit videos in which she made suggestions or proposals referring to President Museveni as “buttocks”, “feces” and threatened to use her private parts to hit his teeth.
Prosecution says the suggestions are or proposals are obscene, lewd and indecent. On the count of offensive communication, the state claims that Namata willfully and repeatedly used electronic communication to transmit videos offensive in nature via WhatsApp to disturb or attempted to disturb the peace, quiet or right to privacy of the president.
A couple of other Ugandans have been arraigned before court for "disturbing the peace" of Museveni. Among them is a Makerere University don, Dr. Stella Nyanzi who in April 2017 was arrested, detained and accused of similar charges after she verbally attacked both Museveni and his wife by calling them "a pair of buttocks"
Uganda's leading opposition figure has repeatedly called upon oppressed citizens to use all available means to challenge Museveni's military dictatorship. Following Museveni's life presidency constitutional amendment of late 2016, Dr. Besigye urged citizens thus;
“Defending the constitution is constitutional. And this can be done using all means including taking up guns. Even if Ugandan choose to take guns to restore the force of the constitution, they are within the law. We invite the people of Uganda to do their duty seriously to restore the effect of this constitution so we can have peaceful transition. Every campaign that answers to this call is welcome."
The carnage which Museveni has subjected Ugandans to accounts for the young lady's source of anger and rage. She is representing the position of millions of other Ugandans. Being helpless, she found her private parts as the only weapon at her disposal. Fortunately, Museveni set free Hon. Bobi Wine before this courageous young lady could unleash her weapon. She has played her part and made a contribution in the struggle for freedom from Museveni's dictatorship.
Therefore, let all pro-change forces combine efforts in fighting for her freedom. Abandoning her will be a treasonous betrayal. Already, she has spent months in police custody contrary to the constitutional 48 hours. Let the cries for Namata's freedom and rights be heard far and wide.
INFORMATION IS POWER AND THE PROBLEM OF UGANDA IS MUSEVENISM
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