Lt. Herbert Matanda Mabongo, recorded and shared video of the torture dungeons (basement) where several Ugandans are tortured and kept for months including Sam Mugumya and Hon. Kivumbi. He says his conscience wouldn't take any more .
May God protect him and his loved ones 🙏
Many times, our comrades who are abducted by Museveni and his criminal son have narrated how they are forced to put on Museveni's t-shirts and praise him on camera! Here is a video of our brother Sam Mugumya in dictator Museveni's T-shirt. For over a year, Sam Mugumya has been missing. He is being held at an SFC run safe house located at Abaita Ababiri, Kabaale B Village in Entebbe. He was gravely tortured and his legs broken. He is now learning to walk afresh! As our comrades have severally narrated, Sam was violated in every possible way. Thankfully, the videos from the torture chambers are now being leaked by patriotic officers who these criminals employ to commit crimes but what they do doesn't sit well with their conscience. The world cannot afford any more silence about these crimes against humanity! UGANDA WILL BE FREE!
Thanks to Lt. Mabonga Herbert Matanda, we now have copies of documents detailing entries of Ugandans and non-Ugandans at the torture chamber located at Abayita Ababiri, along Entebbe Road. As you can see, the entries show some of the people who were abducted and attracted considerable uproar, but it also includes many people who most of us don't know about.
The documents detail the booking into the 'safe house' of Rwangomani Amos (Hon. Kahinda Otafiire brother), Mugumya Sam, Bob Njagi and Oyoo Nicholas (our Kenyan brothers), Asiku Raymond, Father Ssekabira Deusdedit, Ssebuwufu John Mary, Muhumuza Bright, Deputy President Lina Zedriga, Deputy President Jolly Jacklyn Tukamushaba, Fauzia Natabi (comrade Najja Sherif's wife), Gideon Tugume, Naziwa Agathar aka Blue Tick, Hon. Miria Matembe, Zale Christopher, Deputy President Muwanga Kivumbi, etc.
Comrades, what just happened is evidence that we're on the course to victory. Who knew that the people of Uganda would have a sneak peek into one of the torture chambers operated by Museveni and his criminal son?!
WARNING: This video contains disturbing scenes of violence, abductions, torture, and human rights abuses witnessed during Uganda’s general election period after the regime shut down the internet. Viewer discretion is advised.
“DEATH IN DARKNESS” by Africa Uncensored exposes the fear and brutality many Ugandans faced during the election period under the cowardly regime led by @KagutaMuseveni
Now that the recent events in Uganda, including the police search of the speaker’s homes, have established, on the preponderance of evidence, that the anti-corruption protestors may have been right after all, we must discontinue all charges against these protestors, unconditionally release those in jail, and wipe the criminal records of those already convicted.
We will address the issue of acquiescent judicial officers in this matter at a later date. They will get their comeuppance, for sure. But if we are indeed serious, these young people should be applauded, not condemned, as they have been, as agents of foreigners, etc.
cc @ODPPUGANDA.
Courtesy web photo
Micheal Mawanda had 164b in his house ,was arrested spent a few days in prison and was released like nothing had happened.
Guess who welcomed him back with a grand party ?, the head PLU who is pretending to first corruption using our corrupt speaker A³ to serve as an example.
It's on you if you get fooled by their circus 🙌
#Uganda 🇺🇬
The genuine fight against #corruption must begin with the nullification of the January 2026 elections. A formal decree should announce fresh, credible, free and fair elections conducted under strict conditions that guarantee transparency, voter safety, and the genuine consent of the governed. Anything short of this is merely noise around the edges; cosmetic gestures that leave the rot intact.
They are all birds of a feather.
The 2021 general election, along with several others before it, was severely undermined by systematic rigging, violence, voter suppression, manipulation, human rights abuses, abductions, and unlawful detentions. Until Uganda honestly confronts this reality and breaks the cycle, the country will continue rotating the same cast of characters under the illusion of change, perpetuating a system built on impunity.