Today, we warmly welcome our comrade Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi, the @NUP_Ug Deputy President for Buganda back into our midst. After enduring detention on charges we believe were unfounded, your courage and resilience have been an inspiration to us all.
We are grateful that you are with us again. Your return reminds us of the importance of standing together, supporting one another, and remaining committed to justice, dignity, and the principles we share.
Welcome back Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi! They can play around the truth but nothing will change any bit of it!
I really feel sad that we have hit bottom low where we have to celebrate crumbs of freedom. But I am confident that some day, Ultimate freedom will be served!
Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi is safely home. After eight long months of unjustified detention without trial. Thank you all for your prayers and solidarity. WE SHALL OVERCOME!
Activist @AloikinOpoloje urged Ugandans not to vote for a regime that abducts its people! The same regime has shamelessly abducted her for raising her voice.
#FreePraiseAloikin
UPDATE: The High Court in Masaka has adjourned the hearing of the Mawogola South County election petition, in which @NUP_Ug candidate Goreth Namugga is challenging the election of Dez Byuma. The case, presided over by Justice Thomas Ochaya, was adjourned after the respondent’s legal team informed the court that a handwriting expert engaged to examine and verify some of the documents intended to be relied upon in the case had not yet completed the exercise. The petition will return to court for hearing on October 19.
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📹: Malik Fahad Jjingo
She’s here! Finally @AloikinOpoloje has just been brought to Buganda Grade 1 Magistrate’s court. We are yet to establish what or how many cases she’s being charged with.
FREE ALOIKIN PRAISE!
Appearing before Buganda chief magistrates court (in court chambers) is our sister @AloikinOpoloje and the bail application has been adjourned until 14th of October 2026. Praise has subsequently been remanded to Luzira women’s prison.
FREE ALOIKIN PRAISE!
As Parliament resumes plenary tomorrow after three weeks of recess, we reiterate our call for security agencies to uphold the rule of law and stop the ongoing abductions. The recent abductions of BABA TV journalist Eria Jengo and Praise Aloikin, in addition to other persons like Sam Mugumya, Christopher Godi (King Zare), and others who remain unaccounted for, are not acceptable. The law must always be upheld even when apprehending people.
#KeepingTheGovtInCheck
Police was so quick to find Moses Matovu's killer.
I wish that was the same case for Frank Ssenteza and other Ugandans whose deaths have never been resolved.
Doreen Kaija’s @doreenkaija5, story reminds us that the state can lock up a person, but it can never imprison an idea whose time has come. We salute her strength, her bravery, and her unwavering leadership and we continue to demand for her freedom.
#BobiwineDay
A police handwriting expert has testified in the election petition challenging the victory of Ruth Katushabe as the winner for Bukomansimbi District woman Member of Parliament.
The handwriting expert, who is one of the petitioner's witnesses, told the court that Veronica Nanyondo's agents’ signatures were forged.
The court was presided over by Lady Justice Rosette Comfort Kania, who adjourned the matter to November 5, when a ruling will be delivered.
According to results by the Electoral Commission, Katushabe polled 23,481 votes against Nanyondo’s 23,275.
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📹FAHAD JINGO
We were back to Kitalya Prison today to check on @NUP_Ug Deputy President Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi, comrade Gaddafi Mugumya and comrade Wakabi Smart. They're of strong spirits and appreciate all of you who continuously demand their freedom. Hopefully all of them can regain their freedom soon.
#FreeAllPoliticalPrisonersinUganda