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News circulating around especially on social media have confirmed that Ssenyonga is hunted by the some people he worked for to tarnish Bobi Wine’s image and currently, he is hiding like a guilty rat. The main reason is to kill him according to sources.
But since the former Ghetto President wants to unite the country as one, he asked people not to judge him in any way but rather welcome him in peace because it’s now a usual habit to be used and dumped.
“When I first saw this gentleman Ssenyonga Ronald accusing me of murdering people and other laughable things, I knew something was wrong. But I never pause from very important work to focus on such things, because I always know that ultimately the truth will always come out. The same man who the regime was using to accuse me of committing unspeakable crimes is now running for his life because the same people are hunting him to kill him. I encourage all of us not to judge or mistreat this man but rather to welcome him. He is one of the many people who are held captive and forced to violate their conscience and do unspeakable things against their fellow citizens. He is a captive like all of us. I hope a message can reach all others that they will USE YOU AND KILL YOU. This brother was lucky to escape from their grip and I wish him safety wherever he is.” Bobi Wine posted.
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