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Bobi Wine’s big brother and singer Eddy Yawe, has faced it rough through sources that indicated he has been arrested on his way to Entebbe Airport in preparation to receive his young brother and Kyandondo East MP, Bobi Wine. He’s said to have been withheld at Entebbe Police station.
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Through sources, they indicated that Eddie Yawe is apparently detained at Entebbe Police Station following some unknown charges that are yet to be aired out very soon. This has suddenly confused many people who insisted that Eddy is among the family members who were granted access to welcome his brother at the Airport.
Eddy Yawe detained at Entebbe Police station.
Without a clear view, the police has not yet come out with a clear reason as to why the deputy spokesperson, Mufumbira Alex Waiswa arrested the “Tukigale” singer, Eddy Yawe while he was heading to the runway.
Just within this week, Uganda police made an announcement that Bobi Wine’s close family members are the only authorized people to be allowed to receive him at Entebbe Airport But surprisingly, many are confused why Bobi Wine’s brother was arrested in a very short time.
With a strong warning from Uganda police, Ugandans are not allowed to regroup or hold rallies whatsoever while welcoming back the “Kyarenga” singer who is returning from USA today.
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- “Bobi Wine’s Close Family Members Are The Only Ones To Welcome Him”-Emilian Kayima
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