Joel Senyonyi: Government Is less Concerned About Masaka Because It’s Not A Threat To Them

Hon. Joel Senyonyi has said government is less concerned about Masaka because it’s not a threat to them. According to him, government is more concerned about matters that threaten it’s stay in power.

He says the laxity of government in dealing with this issues speaks volumes. He said security would be tight if it were Bobi Wine in Masaka even when he means no harm.

Senyonyi says the fact that the murderers even give notice before showing up in a particular place alarming. Matter of fact is when they show up, what is security up to.

Senyonyi even joked and said perhaps Bobi Wine should just go and stay in Masaka. Beyond all doubt, he is sure security will be tight in Masaka. However how true is this?

So far there are over 26 people whose lives have been taken by the massacre in Masaka.

The government hasn’t brought out anything substantial to this moment. The people their are simply living in fear and hanging on a thread because they don’t know what is even going on.

The manner in which these thugs are murdering people is even very disturbing. Most of them are just stabbed to death.

In a news report by NTV about this story, people are evidently frightened. By the hour of 6:00pm, you can hardly see anyone moving because people are already in their houses.

Meanwhile, the president said recently that they got some suspects. They have never been brought out in public an the killings are still going on.

The question many people are asking is, what is the plan of government because this is getting out of hand.

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