As police heighten security around parliament and arresting legislators opposing the planned amendment of the constitution to allow Museveni stand again 2021, another decomposing body of a woman has been found in Nkumba-Entebbe.
The body of Harriet Nantongo, 38 and a mother of two, who went missing on Wednesday last week, was found by residents in Nkumba Tuesday.
Police Publicist Asan Kasingye confirmed the death of Nantongo. “It’s true we have recovered another body,” told EagleOnline.
This brings the number of women killed mysteriously since May in Wakiso district to 22.
The Inspector General of Police Gen Kale Kayihura who recently told residents in the area where the body that the killings wont reoccur, was on Tuesday at parliament overseeing security deployments which is seen as a move to intimidate legislators opposed to the planned constitutional amendment to allow Museveni stand again after clocking 75.
According the 1995 Ugandan constitution Article 102 (b), no one is allowed to contest for president beyond 75 years. Museveni, who is currently 73, has been in power since 1986.
For the last 30 years, Museveni has been credited for maintaining peace and security but these killings across the country are becoming a big security threat.
