Ugandan Presidential Candidate Bobi Wine Arrested Again

The opposition Presidential candidate of Uganda, Bobi Wine has been arrested again alongside his campaign team in Kalangala, the country's central region, AllNews reports.

Bobi Wine who made this known on Wednesday, December 30, 2020, via his verified Twitter account said “Bobi Wine and his entire campaign team arrested in Kalangala! Media blocked.”

This online news platform understands that Bobi Wine's arrest comes days after Wine announced the ‘murder’ of a member of his security team, Francis Senteza Kalibala.

Wine who is a Member of Parliament representing Kyadondo County East constituency alleged that Kalibala was run over by a “military-police truck.”

The 38-year-old pop star cum politician wrote on his Twitter page, “I regret to announce the murder of my security team member, Francis Senteza Kalibala aka Frank.”

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“He was deliberately run over by a military-police truck, No. H4DF 2382 which blocked us in Busega on our way to Rubaga to get Kasirye Ashraf emergency medical attention.”

In an interview with CNN’s Christine Amanpour, a few weeks ago, Wine opened up on the challenges his presidential ambition has been facing.

The musician turned politician who is running against incumbent President Yoweri Museveni said he faced assassination attempts, and that he has been prevented from his rights as a citizen.

He also said that there is no level playing field in the coming election in Uganda.

He said, “I’ve survived two assassination attempts in the last two weeks where bullets have been shot in my car and on the tyres and the windscreens.”

He added, “That’s the ground that President Museveni calls level.”