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This is Uganda's High Commissioner to Canada Joy Ruth Acheng openly engaging in partisan politics against people she's required to serve without discrimination. Asked about the abduction, torture and subsequent trial of comrade Achileo Kivumbi in the Court Martial, Acheng instead claims opposition supporters like Achileo "abduct themselves for... show more

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Glenor Ayebare2 年前

Who says NUP has the sole right to express themselves? Demonstrations can be countered. If you tarnish Uganda's image, expect a response. It's the high commissioner's job to defend our country. While seeking asylum may seem appealing, know that not everyone will let you damage our reputation without a fight. Thank you H.E Acheng.

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justice hunter 🇺🇬🇺🇸2 年前

🤔 “ambassador” @achengjoyruth, is clowning! ambassador @adoniaayebare, you should push for refresher courses on diplomacy etiquette to all these nrm activists posing as diplomats in diaspora. in a serious country, ruth would be fired by now. she should know when to open her mouth and stop threatening people. for kyuma kya yesu, if ruth has a restraining order against you, always stay away from her even when she provokes you by coming to your space like i see in this clip, run away for your legal safety.

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Kamoga munawa2 年前

Yoyo ambassador waffe..

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karole kasita2 年前

Leave a heart ♥️ for our mothers who lost their children in the struggle

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Аnthony Mugabira2 年前

Do you want to have monopoly over the right to protest in foreign capitals? Your goons disrupted the peace of the Kabaka, they spoilt the image of our country and that of the Kingdom. They need to be stopped

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ENG. HAMIDU🎓2 年前

We continue to demand the rights and freedoms of our very own citizens. No one deserves to be abducted, killed or tortured

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un aborted sperm2 年前

Museveni for president 💪

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Brian Wekesa2 年前

U have no moral authority to condemn her. Time memorial your gang has been demonstrating here on daily basis tarnishing the imagine of our country. It’s true we have challenges in our country but demonstrating abroad gives a negative impression about our country. Question are u fighting @KagutaMuseveni or you are fighting the country??? U need to draw the line between your political interest and the interest of Uganda 🇺🇬. We can solve our political issues within the house instead of seeking for attention from other countries. What the commissioner did was illegal if indeed she is a commissioner but it was morally right but it was in the interests of Uganda as a country. The legal frameworks are designed to ensure that Uganda’s diplomatic representatives serve the country’s interests effectively

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Kanduho Peter2 年前

She’s telling the truth and you’re hurting 😂😂😂😂. The whole NUP party is mad, mwine akahugye kamaani.

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John Bosco2 年前

NUP on line registration 👇📌

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