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If you are a woman or you prefer to call yourself a girl and you are in an intimate relationship, prepare your boyfriend(s) name(s) for a mass registration soon rolling out! Police IGP Kale Kayihura has called out for registration of all girls/women in relationship in a bid to mitigate the cases of serial murders in Entebbe.
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He made the statements today while addressing Wakiso residents and noted that cheating is one of the causes of the mysterious deaths. He noted that some were crimes of passion.
“Addressing the residents of Katabi in Entebbe today, Kayihura says cheating is one of the causes of Wakiso women serial murders that has seen over 24 women brutally killed in the last 4 months in Wakiso district”, The Observer reported.
According to The Observer, the IGP did not state how it will be conducted. We are wondering too how it will be done. Will girls have to “update their relationship status” after a break up? What about those with multiple partners? Will the side-chics reveal they are in relationship with somebody’s hubby?
source: matooke republic
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