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When will the Electoral Commission publish the polling-station Declaration of Results forms and district tally sheets on which it based its presidential declaration?
If it does not intend to, under what provision of law does it withhold them?
What data did they use?
Frauds
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These are our people here and you still talk shittttttt!!!!!!!!!
Leave Teso alone!!!!!!!!
#EmuriaKoliai
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📌STATEMENT: WE CONDEMN H.E. PRESIDENT YOWERI KAGUTA MUSEVENI’S (@KagutaMuseveni ) UNCONSTITUTIONAL APPOINTMENT OF PERMANENT SECRETARIES:
THE PRESIDENT HAS BYPASSED EQUALITY, TRANSPARENCY, INDEPENDENCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES AND THE SEPARATION OF POWERS
#ULSAT70 #ResistLawlessness
#BangTheTable #BackOnTrack
#RNBVision2060
@JudiciaryUG @Parliament_Ug @GovUganda @DailyExpressUg @nilepostnews @newvisionwire @DailyMonitor @TheLegalReports @ubctvuganda @ChimpReports @ntvuganda @NBSBreakingNews
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Those are too many days!!!
In the matter of Sam Mugumya, the state has requested for more time to conclude investigations on the whereabouts of Sam Mugumya.
Court has granted the state upto November 30, 2026 to conduct further investigations and subsequently adjourned the matter to the same date.
#FreeSamMugumya
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FREE SAM MUGUMYA — NOW.
The State has held Sam Mugumya incommunicado since his abductors abducted him in Mbarara on 26 August 2025. For more than fourteen months the State has denied him charge, court, family and lawyers. This is an enforced disappearance, and it is a crime. Sam's torture is no longer a rumour.
Leaked footage shows what his captors have done to him—severely tortured. Eyewitnesses Asiku Raymond, Blue Tick and Amos Rwangomani, whom the State, held at Kasenyi military detention facility, confirm that Sam Mugumya was detained there. His captors have assaulted our shared humanity.
Worse, the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, does not merely admit that he illegally holds Sam. He boasts about it. On 2 October 2026 he wrote on X: "Yes, I have Sam Mugumya. He is fine. But I will execute him soon." Minutes later he mocked Sam's injured legs and vowed to "shoot him to death." The army commander has confessed in public, yet in court the State still pleads ignorance and begs for more time to "investigate."
The Court's handling of Sam's second habeas corpus application has broken hearts and defied explanation. It is outrageous. Habeas corpus is the most urgent writ known to law, and no court may adjourn it again and again while a man suffers torture and incommunicado detention.
As the matter returns to court today, we urge Hon. Justice Simon Peter Kinobe to end the State's indifference to the ordeal of Sam, his family and his friends. He should order Sam Mugumya's immediate and unconditional release and hold in contempt any official who delays or frustrates that order. If the military deponent keeps playing games, the Court should first cross-examine him and then hold him to account.
Sam's family has waited fourteen months. They needn’t wait one more day.
#FreeSamMugumya #HabeasCorpus #StopEnforcedDisappearances #Uganda
Thank you @ntvuganda
We wait to hear tomorrow at 8 am.
Where is Sam Mugumya?
@kiizaeron @KakwenzaRukira @DavidLRubongoya @elotu_jonathan @KakuruTumusiime
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Bettina rejects NRM/PLU money given to her by RDC. She also revealed that she runs a charity caring for abandoned babies and children
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Kibalama was Murdered by the same idiots in @MODVA_UPDF that he paid taxes diligently to protect him
What a wicked world we live in 😭
#ArrestMajGenASAPH
#ArrestMUHOOZIKAINERUGABA
#ArrestYoweriMuseveni
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So the matter of Sam Mugumya has again been adjourned to 30th Nov! The state claims to still be conducting investigations into the whereabouts of the person they have! Can they allow us citizens to look for him ourselves, because we know where to start. There are several videos of him, there are faces of some of his captors.. because of his e are going to wait on Judge Kinobe, Mugumya won’t be alive by the time all these adjournments are done!! #FreeSamMugumya #JusticeForSamMugumya
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The police have the right to shoot you and kill you is now chilling with big bosses in heaven.
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Sam Mugumya is still missing. 440 days later, @SamMugumya has not been produced before court.
The army told High Court that he is not on its custody. @PoliceUg says the same. @Parliament_Ug has directed the government to account and still, Sam continues to remain missing.
The rising insecurity in the country is a failure of the State. Citizens cannot be abducted in broad day light and disappear without being accounted for. #ProduceSamMugumya
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Startled @BalaamBarugahar (47), on his anti corruption trail at Itojo Hospital Ntungamo, was shown a functional generator, purchased 55 years ago by dictator Idi Amin's government. It stood beside a dead one bought recently by the democratic government of Yoweri Museveni!
OPINION: Muzigo pro max; Uganda’s popular housing unit.
Most people who in the past built bangalows with the hope of earning Shs5 million a month are repurposing them to create pro max mizigo links.monitor.co.ug/6pcGa0 @nsengoba #MonitorUpdates
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Quick reminder. John Bosco Kibalama was killed and buried in a mass grave at SFC headquarters in entebbe according to Lt. Mabonga 💔
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Museveni is a looser.
He will go down in the history of Uganda as the worst president after more than 40 years of an opportunity to do better.
History is going to have his name permanently in the hall of shame.
When selecting his sycophants, he quotes from his text book "constitution" but when Ugandans quote from the same about their rights, he unleashes terror onto them. What an idiot of a ruler hes is! Museveni, go to hell.
#FreeUgandaNow
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Where is King Zale @mkainerugaba @KagutaMuseveni @GovUganda @MODVA_UPDF @PoliceUg @ChrisOMagezi?
#FreeAllPoliticalPrisoners
#FreeUgandaNow
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Today marks 200 days since the abduction of our brother Christopher Gody aka King Zale on 21st April. Zale was picked up by armed men from Kamwokya in the presence of different people. Those who were detained with him and have been lucky to return from the torture chambers have confirmed that he was there with them. A Habeas Corpus order was issued by the High Court but it was ignored! His mother, wife and children are living under extreme distress - wondering what became of their person. Mulimba mutufuze bubi nnyo!
#FreeKingZale
#BringBackOurPeople
#FreeAllPoliticalPrisonersInUganda
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Top G @JByamAdvocates
Counsel @Jbyam1 cooked Nabbengo real good!
I’ve uploaded the full cross-examination segment to my YouTube channel. Head over, watch and don’t forget to subscribe! 🤝
youtu.be/8n84OOmQ-vk?si=gTzJ…
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Religious Leaders We Cannot Continue To Launder Bad Leadership!!!
Today, at a breakfast organized by the Patriotic League of Uganda, Apostle Grace Lubega described the political outfit led by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief of Defence Forces of the UPDF, as peaceful, not abusive or subversive.
The facts say otherwise. A simple scroll through General Muhoozi's X account shows execution threats, abduction threats, and abuse of power. That is the opposite of peace. It is subversion.
Apostle Grace Lubega is my spiritual father. He leads a ministry that gathers up to 20,000 Ugandan youth every week. Members of that same ministry have been abducted simply for holding the head of this political outfit accountable.
Religious leaders must start speaking truth to power, especially on politics. A church with that many people must realize that its words shape how its members interpret the politics of the day. You can raise sheep who never question power, abuse, bad leadership, or bad governance. Or you can raise people like Christ.
Christ stood up to bad leadership. He told the scribes and Pharisees "Woe unto you, hypocrites!" (Matthew 23:13) and called Herod "that fox" (Luke 13:32).
He demanded accountability. He told the temple traders they had made God's house "a den of thieves" (Mark 11:17), and when struck unjustly he asked, "If I have spoken evil, bear witness of the evil" (John 18:23).
He stood for the oppressed, sent "to preach deliverance to the captives... to set at liberty them that are bruised" (Luke 4:18).
He spoke against injustice, condemning those who neglected "judgment, mercy, and faith" (Matthew 23:23) and "devour widows' houses" (Mark 12:40).
Church, we cannot claim to follow Christ and stay silent while power abuses the people. Speak.