Residents of Busega Kigwanya Village and surrounding areas have called on authorities to re-arrest Nampeera Julian Senoga, a 40-year-old woman accused in a case that has stirred concern within the community.
The incident, which reportedly occurred on January 10, 2025, in Makulubita Village, has drawn widespread attention from both residents and local leaders. According to sources, Julian was allegedly found with Nakimuli Grace following a tip-off from her sister-in-law, Najjuka Maria.
Family members of the late Joseph Senoga have since publicly distanced themselves from Julian, stating that they do not support her alleged actions. The situation reportedly escalated when residents gathered at the scene before police intervened to restore order.
Julian was later taken to Makulubita Police Station, where authorities recorded a case of alleged “unnatural offence” under reference number SD/011/01/2025. She was subsequently released on police bond but is said to have failed to meet the required reporting conditions.
Her reported disappearance has fueled frustration among residents, many of whom are now urging law enforcement agencies to intensify efforts to locate and re-arrest her. Community members say the matter should be handled firmly within the framework of the law.
Several residents also expressed concern about the potential influence such incidents may have on young people, calling for increased community awareness and stronger guidance initiatives.
Local leaders have, however, urged calm and restraint, warning against mob action and emphasising the importance of allowing the justice system to take its course.
Police sources indicate that the suspect’s whereabouts remain unknown, with unconfirmed reports suggesting she may have fled the country. Authorities have noted that additional measures, including possible international cooperation, could be considered as part of ongoing efforts to trace her.
Law enforcement agencies have appealed to the public to provide any credible information that may assist in the investigation, while reiterating the importance of upholding due process.
