Museveni Directs Security To Arrest All Those Announcing Him Dead

President Museveni has directed security to arrest people who are announcing him dead on social media. Lately, social media platforms have been filled with news about Museveni’s death.

At first, they were saying he contracted the novel Covid-19. He said this while giving a speech at the Ministers swearing-in ceremony in Kololo.

“Social media apparently has been saying that Museveni is dead. The other day when I went to that side of Bombo to lay a foundation people were looking at me (with shock) because they had been told by social media that Museveni is dead or something like that,”

He says security should solve that problem as soon as possible

“The security service needs to also solve that problem. I need to check with them so that we locate quickly those who tell such a story because you waste people’s time. We should go for you. We should locate where you are and go for you. If you’re in Europe, we denounce you and say go to hell.”

Whether this will work, we are no sure. Otherwise, there was news that he had been flown to another country for medication. It seems it has become a trend because most government officials have been put in this bracket.

The president also bragged about security for the work well done when they arrested suspects regarding Gen Katumba’s case.

“Now we have broken that group. Three of them were killed as they were trying to fight the police and sent them to hell. And to terrorists, I warn, you, if we come for you don’t run, surrender. If you try to run, you are dead,” he said.

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