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This came after Jajja Ichuli was shot dead while entering his home in Kyanja by unknown people. It is said these men were on a motorcycle.
Isma Olaxess was seated in the co-driver’s seat in his car, he had a driver but nothing happened to him. He was not injured nor touched by the men that killed his boss
The outspoken Ichuli’s death was a shock almost to everyone. Although being a blogger and over speaking, he had so many people that loved him and so many that hated him.
According to Bajjo, many bloggers were strong and speaking their minds because of Isma Olaxess. He was their president and when they heard him speak, it encouraged them to speak too.
Bajjo is not a blogger but he has been using his social media platforms to air out his views. He also attacks different people both in politics and the ordinary ones. Seeing Isma Olaxess dead, he said he will not stop speaking like the way he has been speaking.
Bajjo said Ichuli being killed had in fact given him courage to continue stronger to fight for the rights and freedom of people.
“The news of Isma Olaxess’ death found me in Mabira. At first, I was in disbelief and hesitant to accept the news, but later I came to terms with it and realized that we all are destined to die. His death encourages us to keep fighting for our rights,” he said.
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