Museveni’s son-in-law, Odrek Rwabwogo, has publicly appealed for his aide, Matthew Bagonza, to be charged and presented before a competent court of law, if he is suspected of any wrongdoing.
Rwabwogo says he has no idea where Bagonza is being held or what charges, if any, have been preferred against him. He is calling for Bagonza’s safety, dignity, and right to due process to be respected.
But Rwabwogo is not an ordinary person. The man married President Museveni’s daughter. He shares a table with the First Family and has unfettered proximity to public coffers, only accountable to his father-in-law.
Yet even a man of such standing has been reduced to pleading before the court of public opinion, his distress laid bare for all to see.
Then there’s you and I, bereft of pedigree, proximity, or leverage. All we have in plenty are curses muttered under our breath.
We are, in every meaningful sense, doomed.
Ministry of Finance is advised to send all the $14 million they wanted to give the criminal Odrek to UPDF. We will build more accommodation for soldiers with it.
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REBELS: Here’s Executive Order #RNB No 12 of 2026.
For the Bench and the Bar, it’s a rupture: an enforced expulsion of the ideas, assumptions and delusions long mistaken for tradition.
What follows will be unfamiliar, but that is the point. A rupture must disturb. #InsultDay77
On this day, we celebrate courage, faith, and sacrifice of the Uganda Martyrs. May their legacy inspire us to serve with compassion, integrity, and unwavering commitment.