Bobi Wine Facing Eviction From His Magere Mansion

Posted by: Andre Reagan in Uganda news May 5, 2021

National Unity Platform principal Hon Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine looks like he’s about to be evicted from his prestigious mansion in Magere, Wakiso District.

According to reliable information, a certain woman identified as Nakamatte ran to court to secure a court order to evict the singer cum politician from the said land.

This woman not only seeks to evict the NUP boss but also other 2,000 people sitting on the 640-acre land which she claims to have inherited from her great grandfather.

This is not the first time the youthful politician is facing such claims after battling to retain his land in Kamwokya where his Ssemakokiro plaza sits.

Kyagulanyi was also some time back in a wrangle with Buganda Kingdom over his One Love Beach in Busabala which the kingdom said he was illegally occupying and belonged to the kingdom.

While tweeting to his 1.2M followers on Twitter, Bobi Wine said that ever since he stood up to fight the government, he has been persecuted in many ways. He added that none of this wavers him down.

Ever since I declared intentions to challenge Gen. Museveni last year, they've filed all manner of bogus cases against me in relation to everything I own. Busabala, Kamwokya and now Magere! Taking on a dictator is nothing easy, but I know it will end in victory for the PEOPLE pic.twitter.com/c6w5CT4NjB

— BOBI WINE (@HEBobiwine) May 4, 2021

“Ever since I declared intentions to challenge Gen. Museveni last year, they’ve filed all manner of bogus cases against me in relation to everything I own. Busabala, Kamwokya and now Magere! Taking on a dictator is nothing easy, but I know it will end in victory for the PEOPLE.” Kyagulanyi tweeted.

This is seen as a move by many to suffocate the legislator economically, physically and psychologically and it is waited to see how the court will respond to this plea.

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