Forum for Democratic Change strongman Kizza Besigye has said the Inspector General of Police, Gen. Kale Kayihura, made a Fool’s Day prank when he said police had withdrawn from his home.

Dr. Besigye, who has been restricted at his home in Kasangati for over a month, posted photos of himself struggling to crossover a police barricade at his home at midnight and said the police chief appears to enjoy telling lies.

“IGP Kayihura once again deceived Ugandans today that I’d been freed. It was Fools Day anyway!!! I took the pictures here after midnight– on 2nd April 2016,” Besigye posted on his Facebook page.
He added: “It is terrible to have a leader of a police force that breaks the law routinely and willfully; that seems to enjoy telling lies; and that has no regard for the opinion of others.”

Earlier yesterday Gen. Kayihura had told a news conference at police headquarters in Naguru that he had ordered the police at Kasangati to withdraw security officers deployed at Besigye’s home.

Kayihura said that Besigye was put under preventive monitoring because he attempted to announce his own results yet the job is meant for the Electoral Commission. “That we could not allow happening because it would cause confusion; he had not notified us as is required under the Public Order Management Act when he organized a procession to the Electoral Commission to demand for results. We detected this was going to cause chaos and disrupt business in the city. We then intervened and took him home,” Gen Kayihura said.

“Withdrawal of our officers from Besigye’s home is an extension of a token of good will but we expect him to respect the law,” Kayihura added.

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President Yoweri Museveni has said he is not surprised that the judges found that the general elections held on the February 18^, 2016 reflected the will of the people.

Below is the statement

“The lawyers normally talk of “reasonable men” when referring to what people can believe or otherwise. As the Monitor newspaper, notwithstanding your nature, would realize, Judges are “reasonable men and women” plus, plus. That is how they become Judges in the first place. I am not surprised, therefore, that they found that the General Elections held on the 18^th of February, reflected the will of the people of Uganda.

In fact, the NRM scored more votes but many of them were suppressed as invalid votes as almost 5 per cent of the total votes cast. We did not bother to complain about this because we had enough votes to decisively win. Why inconvenience Ugandans with unnecessary altercation?

It also shows how institutions of the state have grown and recovered from the problems of the 1960s, 70s and early 1980s.

I salute the people of Uganda and the state institutions of Uganda. I also salute the NRM fraternity for their efforts during the whole electoral cycle.”

Yoweri Kaguta Museveni

CHAIRMAN NRM AND PRESIDENT

OF THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA

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Kampala-The inspector General of Police (IGP) Gen. Kale Kayihura has ordered police at Kasangati   to withdraw security officers deployed at former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential candidate Kizza Besigye’s home.

Kayihura said that Besigye was put under preventative monitoring because He attempted to announce his own results yet the job is meant for the Electoral Commission. “That we could not allow happening because it would cause confusion.”

“He had not notified us as is required under the public order management act when he organized a procession to the Electoral Commission to demand for results. We detected this was going to cause chaos and disrupt business in the city. We then intervened and took him home.”Gen. Kayihura told a news conference this morning at police headquarters in Naguru.

“Withdrawal of our officers from Besigye’s home is an extension of a token of good will but we expect him to respect the law.” He said.

He however noted that he instructed the DPC to keep “a close eye” on Dr,Besigye’s movement and asked the four time presidential candidate to “cause problems” after police showing him good will.

“The truth is that he has not even been under house arrest in the first press. Like the other day he said he wanted to go to Church. I thought he was praying in Kasangati; little did we know that he had arranged with All Saints Church in Kampala. We still allowed him to go and pray.”

Dr. Besigye has been under what police calls preventative arrest for 42 days and even visitors to his home would be screened on top of getting permission from Assistant Inspector of Police, Andrew Felix Kaweesi.

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President Yoweri Museveni and Dr Warren Kizza Besigye, his main challenger in the February presidential elections, have agreed to a power-sharing deal.

According to impeccable foreign affairs sources, the Museveni-Besigye deal was arrived at after talks brokered by shuttle diplomat Ambassador Johnnie Carson, who was assigned by US President Barack Obama to ensure that the two Ugandan leaders agree to the deal in a bid to enhance stability.

Johnnie Carson is a long-serving US diplomat who served as Ambassador to Uganda between 1991 and 1994, and also served as US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs during President Obama’s first term between 2009 and 2013.

The source said Ambassador Carson separately met with Mr Museveni and Dr Besigye about two weeks ago. The source, who attended both meetings, said Mr Museveni promised Ambassador Carson that he would appoint Dr Besigye his vice president for a transitional period of five years, after which both Museveni and Besigye would entirely retire from Ugandan politics.

Another person who has been key in the talks is the Oxfam International Executive Director Winnie Byanyima is also Besigye’s wife.

According to sources, before, Amb. Carson came in; efforts had been initiated by the American Embassy in Kampala to soften the ground before Carson’s arrival. EagleOnline understands that a meeting is scheduled take place in Kenya preferred in Mombasa where both teams will lead selected committees of their delegations to observe the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding that will calumniate into power sharing government before swearing in May.

Mbale Municipality Member of Parliament and lead advisor to Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party on foreign affairs; Amb Jack Wamai Wamanga confirmed this development but advised that the country will be notified when everything is conclusive.

“It is true, we are engaging in a discussion that will further democracy in our country and this is done by our friends but again, we shouldn’t rush to conclude that we have given to the NRM but yet again, let us wait, we will tell the country when everything is conclusive” Amb. Wamai said.

Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary, Amb. James Mugume remained tight lipped but said there is nothing wrong with both Besigye and Museveni talking.

“Whatever you are talking about is new to me but why would it be surprising for the two leaders to engage in a meaningful discussion for the betterment of the country?”

Just pulled your legs! It’s April 1, Fools Day.

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Luzira-Former Coordinator of Intelligence services, Gen David Sejusa currently incarcerated in Luzira Murchison Prisons last week refused to meet his friend Gen Elly Tumwine.

Gen Tumwine, the Member of Parliament representing the army in parliament had been sent by President Museveni to talk to the arrested General.

Sources at the correction facility, tell EagleOnline that during the Easter holiday on Saturday, Gen. Elly Tumwine went to Luzira prison to preside over a sports gala as the guest of honor but shortly after the function, asked the prison authorities to pay a visit and also give an Easter gift to Gen Sejusa.

When Gen Tumwine reached the Prisons, he wrote a chit that was taken to Gen. Sejusa to acknowledge whether the visitor should be allowed in or not.

But Gen. Sejusa asked why Gen. Tumwine had come to visit him in Luzira after a long time of incarceration.

“It is true we received Gen. Tumwine here as a guest of honor during the gala. He also wanted to pay a visit to Gen. Sejusa whom, he had described as a friend but upon consultation from Sejusa, he rejected and he looked unhappy about the visit” a source said.

When EagleOnline contacted Gen. Tumwine for comment, he confirmed visiting Luzira as guest of honor but not an emissary of President Museveni.

“It is true I went to Luzira but this was for the gala. But why this speculation? I don’t like this hype” Gen. Tumwine said.

Gen. Tumwine and Gen. Sejusa are longtime friends during and after the bush war that brought President Museveni to power in 1986.

According to military sources, Gen. Tuwmine rejected Museveni’s suggestion to lead Gen Sejusa’s arresting team early February.

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