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NARRATION OF PRAISE ALOIKIN’S ABDUCTION by Louis, who was with her at the time of the abduction. Louis is a friend and classmate of Aloikin, and yesterday, 26/09/2026, visited her at home in Namungoona. Earlier in the day, Aloikin had picked up her house carpet, which she had left at a washing bay that also washes such laundry. While at home, the man who had washed the carpet called, saying she had taken the wrong carpet, and that there was another woman who had left a similar carpet. Praise insisted the carpet she picked was hers and that the man also knew that to be true since he was the one who washed it and also gave it to her. The said woman would later call, insisting that she was a housemaid and the boss wanted the carpet. Praise asked the woman what the colour of the carpet was, and the woman gave a different description, to which Praise said it wasn’t the one and also took pictures that he shared with them to prove that her carpet was of a different description. Louise notes that these photos were never opened on WhatsApp since the app was showing a single tick. They insisted and said they would escalate the issue by taking the matter to the police, to which Praise said it was okay; she would come to the police with the said carpet as exhibit. They would later receive a call from the area police station summoning them over the same. Louise moved with Praise to Namungoona police station. They found a police officer in uniform who, upon inquiry about the issue, said they weren’t aware of such a case but asked them to move to the next room. They entered the next room, where they found officers who weren’t in Uniform. These asked them to sit. One of them started speaking. They said CMI had been tracking Praise and that the CDF wanted her. At that point, Praise started taking pictures of the officers. They then started grabbing her while telling her to stop taking pictures. Immediately, they called officers from outside, some of whom were in military Uniform. These were called by a man, Louise believes, who was the head of the operation; they drove the drone close and carried her. At this point, Praise was still trying to martial her way out. Louise tried to intervene to save her, but the men pointed guns at her and told him, “Young man, sit down.” At that point, Praise was put in a drone and whisked away. The drone number was UA875AC, as read by Louise. After Praise was taken, Louise asked the police officer who had been at the reception where Praise was being taken, and they responded, “They are taking her to Entebbe police station where people like her are disciplined.” That was how the ordeal happened. Important to note is that Praise was not taken to Entebbe police station; official inquiries have been made, and the police at Entebbe deny any knowledge of her whereabouts. As of now, information regarding her whereabouts and whether she is still alive remains unknown. #FreePraiseAloikin