Bobi wine casts doubt on the nailing of Museveni’s supporter, police must investigate

Kyadondo East Member of Parliament, Robert Kyagulanyi has condemned the nailing of National Resistance Movement (NRM) supporter, Baker Kasumba and called for thorough investigations that will bring the culprits to book.

Kasumba was yesterday found at Kalerwe, nailed with a six inch nails for allegedly wearing a berate bearing the patriot of President Yoweri Museveni.

According to Bobi Wine the most unfortunate thing that has happened to Uganda is that no one can tell what is true and what is not true. He says majority of the citizens cannot even tell what comes out of the police force is true or not.

“A few days ago, they released a ridiculous video which they claimed depicted moments of our fallen brother Ziggy Wyne at Mulago hospital, many who watched it could not help but wonder how we ended up here. Therefore, we cannot at this point confirm the account of this alleged nailing of Mr. Kasumba. We hope that this time round, the authorities can professionally. If this is true, we condemn it in the strongest terms. ,” He said in a statement

Kyagulanyi said President Museveni and his regime got power by using extreme violence on our people and have sustained themselves in power through extreme violence.

“As citizens of Uganda, no matter how much we get provoked by this regime, we must not fall into the trap of resorting to violence, because  the history of our country has showed us, violence only leads to more violence and the cycle never ends. That is why we emphasize a non-violent struggle to rid our country of dictatorship through People Power” he wrote

He added “I know that many of our comrades countywide have been arrested, beaten up and assaulted by the authorities for putting on the People Power berets in a very provocative manner- but we must always remember that the regime has deliberately tried everything to portray us as violent so as to respond to us with too much violence- let’s win by rising above their shameless schemes.” He said