Kyadondo East MP Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine says his legal teams are working day and night to follow up on cases of those arrested for supporting him and guarantees that soon or later justice will prevail.
“To the citizens of Uganda, we are in this together and when we stand together, we shall be able to liberate our country. This is not about one person, it is about all of us,” he said Monday while addressing the press at his home in Magere, Wakiso district.
He added: “Regardless of how comfortable you are, the injustice will finally come to you. I want to know how President Museveni you feel when you continue to treat the people like this.”
VIDEO: Hon. Kyagulanyi: I want to know how @KagutaMuseveni you feel when you continue to treat the people like this.#NBSUpdates pic.twitter.com/3LTbVHl8on
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Bobi Wine said what happened on the 13th of August in Arua, opened the eyes of not only Ugandans but also the peace loving people across the globe to the reality Ugandans are dealing with every day.
“I want you (Museveni) to know that there was a time you were not in power. You should also remember that there is a time when you won’t be in power,” he told the president.
VIDEO: @HEBobiwine to @KagutaMuseveni: It is not too late to regain and save your legacy so please do what is right. #NBSUpdates #NBSAt10 #TheNextBigThing pic.twitter.com/rNl8ZV4ibD
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He added: “Many times you (Museveni) have reminded us how you are our grandfather but how we are treated does not represent that. I believe a grandparent should not brutalise and frame grandchildren when they try to raise their voice.”
Bobi Wine told Museveni to treat people the way he would want to be treated once he has left power.
He reminded security operatives brutalising Ugandans that “we are not fighting against them but we are fighting for them too”.
He made it clear that “People Power” is not a political party, it is an idea that power belongs to the people which is provided for by Article 1 of the constitution.
VIDEO: @HEBobiwine: People Power is not about Bobi Wine or anybody. It is an idea premised on the fact that power belongs to the people. #NBSUpdates #NBSAt10 #TheNextBigThing pic.twitter.com/6zYyVnJOJS
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“Oppressed people will not always be oppressed,” he told the president.
Bobi Wine who on Saturday visited the home of his former driver, says he is still trying to come to terms with the death of his friend Yasin Kawuma.
“Many people were brutalized and I managed to visit some that I could reach. Many have been detained without charge.”
VIDEO: @HEBobiwine: We are not fighting you (the police force), we are fighting for you, because you are also Ugandans that are going through the same challenges like us. #NBSUpdates pic.twitter.com/TRJRKZddqU
— NBS Television (@nbstv) September 24, 2018
VIDEO: Hon. Kyagulanyi: To the citizens of Uganda, we are in this together and when we stand together, we shall be able to liberate our country. #NBSUpdates pic.twitter.com/wiN4RAruy8
— NBS Television (@nbstv) September 24, 2018
VIDEO: @HEBobiwine: Our legal teams are working day and night to follow up on these cases and I can guarantee that soon or later justice will prevail. #NBSUpdates pic.twitter.com/Oiv1dGzQVR
— NBS Television (@nbstv) September 24, 2018
