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Dear Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, CDF We, the concerned citizens, respectfully request justice for the officer. We urge that the law be applied to protect the dignity of the SFC personal in uniform and all security personnel. Yes the man was so humble and calm, but he deserve justice.

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Eng.Fred Nshemereirwe.17 days ago

Let other gays and tiktokers learn the lesson of disrespecting men in uniform. Thank you sir for listening to our voices

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Arnold Trevor Longole17 days ago

@mkainerugaba ‘I have made a mistake’ As a student of Ugandan political history, I don’t think it would have been imaginable for a man in uniform to make such a statement 41 years ago. All politics aside, we have to recognize the professionalism of that UPDF instills within its ranks!!

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JallyMKarungi17 days ago

@mkainerugaba I support that a "file" is opened on her and she gets to learn to respect our men in Uniform. The officer was calm bambi, he is just disciplined or may be over disciplined.

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Sabune Tours.17 days ago

@mkainerugaba Imagine a mere clown of tiktok harrasing an officer on duty. Plse Gen MK come out and help us on these clowns

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Okoth Watson17 days ago

@mkainerugaba No activist will praise the SFC officer for restraint or condemn Chumi for assaulting the soldier. Had he fought back, the same voices would cry “toxic masculinity,” demand his court-martial, and portray the aggressor as the victim.

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cynthiechoco17 days ago

What justice for the officer are you talking about? The only thing that happened is an SFC vehicle driving through potholes full of dirty water and soaking a woman on the road. That was the actual problem. He didn’t need the law as a shield. There is no law that lets a man in uniform splash someone and then start shouting at her instead of saying sorry. Wearing that uniform does not cancel basic human dignity. He should have got out, apologised to the lady, and left it there. The entitlement some people in uniform and government walk around with needs to end. They are supposed to treat civilians with respect, not act like the rest of us are beneath them. If anyone needed justice here, it was the woman who got soaked , not the officer. Stop flipping the story. Wearing a uniform and a gun does not exclude him from being respectful People in uniform have committed worse injustices to Ugandans I have never seen you speaking up for them

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jo17 days ago

@mkainerugaba You have not written anything when the officers in uniform humiliate and torture citizens. You wrote nonsense

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Hard gal 🥰❤️17 days ago

@mkainerugaba This uniform doesn’t explain I don’t know where bro got all this time

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Monsieur Omongin17 days ago

Ugandans on X, tugende mpola, let's not be like the tiktokers we are quoting here whose main aim is to trend. These altercations are always common on Ugandan Roads and Citizens(officers included) always resolve these issues. What troubles me from reading the comments is that citizens have started normalizing our gallant officers as being above reprimand, this is wrong. We still have Grandfathers, Fathers and Uncles who still tell us stories of that time in the History of Uganda where soldiers were the Village Chiefs. I pray we don't go down that Road again as we have a strong and enlightened village LC 1 system.

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The Vision17 days ago

Ugandans are interesting people. We are quick to demand the rule of law when the law is on our side, but when the matter is in our own hands, sometimes mob justice and jungle law suddenly become acceptable. In this case, the officer reportedly acknowledged that he was wrong and was willing to face the long arm of the law. That should have been the point where the law took over not where citizens took matters into their own hands. The irony is that if the tables were turned, the same public would be demanding accountability from the police, exposing indiscipline within the force and insisting that officers must follow the law. The rule of law cannot be conditional. We cannot demand lawful conduct from those in uniform while abandoning the law ourselves whenever emotions take over. If we genuinely believe in justice, then justice must apply even when we are angry, even when the person before us is wrong, and even when we believe they deserve punishment.

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Bwayo Enock17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The woman is arrogant. This officer behaved professionally trying to show her the right procedure. How dare does she try to physically confront a well trained, 24hrs armed officer in a national uniform! She's stupid. Afande just drive and go away.

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Tom Bugaari17 days ago

@mkainerugaba This fool shd be taught a lesson,splashing water on it wasnt intentional. Tiktokers think they have made it in life. Noise makers just.

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Masavu⚙️17 days ago

@mkainerugaba On behalf of her fellow women, we are really ashamed and request for an apology from the officer 😭😊

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Wabinyai Fidel 🇺🇬17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The officer was very calm. You find one who gets triggered easily. The end will not be good

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Tumwesigye Richard17 days ago

@mkainerugaba But still it’s not okay to splash water to someone and be rude, all she wanted was to be compensated

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Alex J Muhangi17 days ago

@mkainerugaba Should be arrested immediately....

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Frank Bakanye17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The officer should be saved from that possessed tiktoker

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Ayikobua Joseph17 days ago

@mkainerugaba And why are only banyakole and banyarwanda quarrelling in the comment section 😂😂😂😂😂 Anyway being in uniform doesn't give you powers to be over everything. And I think chumi was right to confront him there and then cz you can't go into laws and you think this will be solved

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Sheikh kassim Kamugisha17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The Woman is just blackmailing the UPDF and young SFC soldier. She is acting tough for likes.

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Lawrence Nduhukyire17 days ago

@mkainerugaba This was uncalled for . This afande is never found. He deserves a promotion for keeping peace

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WILBER COPLYF17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The freedom we offer to these civilians has to come on a price and while in uniform we're ready to pay that exact price. Freedom comes at a cost! Viva Updf!

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Uncle Gobby17 days ago

Dear Afande Gen. @mkainerugaba, greetings from Kigali. I respectfully watched the video of an SFC officer being insulted and assaulted by a civilian. As your cousin from Rwanda, such conduct towards a member of the Republican Guard would be unthinkable here; indeed, even such behaviour towards an ordinary police constable would not be tolerated. Uganda's "red & green tops/berets" once commanded immense respect. May we restore that culture of discipline and respect for our security personnel. Respectfully, Gobby 🇷🇼🇺🇬

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Ndemere Elias17 days ago

@mkainerugaba We're honestly enjoying the peace that we will never get back after @KagutaMuseveni regime. Exchanging words with an officer is really bad

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ياسين17 days ago

@mkainerugaba How she saw her self

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Jenkins Jerome17 days ago

@mkainerugaba Let me retag even. @mkainerugaba over to you. Agende aliime

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kabbichi jr17 days ago

@mkainerugaba That lady should be arrested

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LuQman17 days ago

@mkainerugaba When the country is lawless even the unworthy one feel powerful. How can that girl confront an office of the law with such aggressiveness. No room for violation of anyone's rights.

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Zana17 days ago

@mkainerugaba In life, it is good to have wisdom; adding professional skills makes it even better. This Man is very well humbled only this woman She's very very indispline

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Oyesigyemukama Arnold17 days ago

@mkainerugaba @mkainerugaba some justice for this officer surely. Work on that man woman mbu she is Chumi

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Yangi Hellen @yangihellen17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The officer even admitted his mistake and apologized. This person needs to be punished for harassing Afande.

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Drake Tumwine 🇺🇬17 days ago

@mkainerugaba The idiot met a very humble guy otherwise it would have been bloody for her never to forget maneno ya kozolea simba

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Fidelity17 days ago

@mkainerugaba Nze what I can say is soldiers got love..if it wasn't for love and sacrifice uncle chumi would have been beaten seriously...the Officer did his things with care n love ..so if still says soldiers are bad then you have problems.

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counsel Katwanga Samson17 days ago

@mkainerugaba I hate nrm but mu7 is my role model imagine leading such fools for almost 45years

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Mr true love ❤️17 days ago

@mkainerugaba Mwana chumi need one hot slap 😢😢😢

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Moses Kacikiri Mukwatsibwe.17 days ago

@mkainerugaba Isn't this my Bundibugyo SFC guy?

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