Just learnt of the abduction of this young female activist, Praise Aloikin Opoloje, this evening! She is a vocal critic of the NRM regime, with her most recent video focusing on Mr. Museveni's infantile son & cowardly army commander, Muhoozi, who has proven unable to act his age or rank. We call for Aloikin's unconditional release and an end to this State criminality! #BringBackOurPeople!
Bonny Bukenya, a former Umeme worker who disconnected Thomas Tayebwaโs electricity over an alleged illegal connection, was beaten for simply doing his job.
Tayebwa ordered the beating and instructed those involved to strip him before beating him.
If events were ever to turn against Tayebwa as they have against Anita Among, Bukenya would likely be one of the happiest people.
South Africans visiting Mozambique were harassed by a Mozambican while on vacation in the country LEGALLY. The stupid guy, who was fiming the entire interaction, couldn't answer when the group told them they only came for a short visit, and proceeded to scream when facts were being presented to him.
Imagine fighting someone on a short holiday who's legal in your country and who's spending is creating jobs and boosting the economy... mind blowing.
THANK YOU UGANDA FOR STANDING WITH ME!
Five days of hell but you still stood for the truth, for freedom, for justice and for a better country!
Thank you my President @HEBobiwine and everyone that put together every piece of effort and prayer to realize my freedom!
Thank you!
One day we felt like the Admin wasnโt listening to our concerns, so we started an early morning strike with the aim of mobilizing students to attack parliament. In all strikes, police made sure we donโt leave the gates of Makerere.
But Tabz came up with a military plan. We organized two battalions. One had to go via the main gate and another camouflaged non violently towards Kikoni. โCommander Paul, you move with me to Kikoniโฆโ, he said.
So we sloped from freedom square via Lumumba and Makerere play grounds. Meanwhile, the other violent battalion was sloping towards the main gate and the entire police focused on those.
We successfully got out to Kikoni and we were joined by the Kikoni group from Kann, Douglas Villa, Baskon etc. We marched on but unfortunately we were intercepted around City Oil on Bombo road and dispersed. The march to parliament was unsuccessful, however a statement was made.
We had caused terror in the city and the media was on us. The next day, the admin recalled the policies and resolved the matter.
That was the Makerere Tabz of those days.