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Winnie Byanyima is trying hard to make ths appear as an issue btn M7 & Besigye, & it's sad the people who accuse M7 of personalising institutions want M7 to free Besigye on the camaraderie basis. Besigye didn't steal M7's cows in Gomba; he was planning, for example, #nbsfrontline

26,096 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Ruhima Jonah1 год назад

to bring counterfeit currencies that he would use to purchase (steal) produce from farmers, washing his fake notes into the economy. He was planning to start rebel activities; all these are crimes against Ugandans. He's accused of espionage & treachery, & the state has to hold

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Ruhima Jonah1 год назад

him to account. It's the state against him, not M7, so their comradery doesn't work here unless he officially asks for a plea bargain or presidential pardon. Let him prepare his defence and face the state in court.

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Ruhima Jonah1 год назад

Cc @Winnie_Byanyima

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CrispyBull1 год назад

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Katwire Molly🇺🇬🥰1 год назад

@AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ @Winnie_Byanyima should shut up

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Keyser soze1 год назад

@Johnsontwino @AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ What comes around turns around.

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Nyonyozi 🇺🇬1 год назад

@AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ I won't say anything. This enough evidence that it's bad to argue with heads evaded by smoke. @FDCOfficial1

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Claudio Kibirige1 год назад

@AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ Ruhiima I really don't know if you have been fallowing the details of the cases that has been changed Dr kiiza Besigye before !,we have been following closely and all many cases he has been wining them including this one he is going to win it luck valid foundation , with evidence

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Kajibwami Benon1 год назад

@AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ All is well done and said, it’s also good to look for ways to avoid major political crises - indeed criticism in this case offers limited solutions, but it’s also important that the general is not caught unaware by the god of war.

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DAVID SSENDAWULA1 год назад

@AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ U have heard Moze Radio's voice singing "Masavu ate nga gookya", despite him dead. This serves that legacies can echo beyond the confines of mortality. We r not generational fools, 4 history has shown that under d strain of desperation, any regime is capable of the unimaginable

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Tite fred1 год назад

@AndrewMwenda @OfwonoOpondo @nbstv @EriasLukwago_ Oky it's an issue between you & Besigye

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