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Police announced how they rescued kids ranging from 4-19 years from a guest house in Muyenga. Rumours had it that they were training these children in unnatural sexual acts with dogs. The rumour added that they would then traffic the girls to the UK.
The police however clarified this saying it was not true at the moment because investigations were still ongoing.
Shockingly, the parents of these kids showed up demanding for the release of Ndagire who was arrested by Police. They say that Ndagire is a good Samarian who has been helping them with the welfare of their children.
They were therefore shocked to see her behind bars and being accused of child trafficking. One of the parents who was teary said that Ndagire has been paying her child’s fees and helping her too at home.
“I just don’t know what’s going on. How can they accuse a good Samaritan of child trafficking? She’s been paying my child’s fees and helping me too at home.” The lady said.
Another gentleman said that he’s been talking with his daughter on phone and there was nothing like child trafficking.
Disagreements between landlord and Ndagire
They went ahead to say that Ndagire had taken these children to meet a funder. However, while there, it’s when government announced lockdown and suspended public transport.
She’s however been updating them constantly on the welfare of their children assuring them how they are looking for transport means.
These parents also went ahead to say that it was disagreements between the owner of the guest house and Ndagire that spiralled the matter.
The landlord wanted the rent paid fully and when Ndagire got into the process of looking for another house, the landlord informed police that she’s holding minors captive.
Ndagire’s mother said that she uses the little money she gets from her clothing shop at Ham towers to do her charity work. She’s also receives support from funders in France whom she was connected to by her sister who lives there.
Kampala metropolitan police spokesperson Luke Owoyesijire however said that they will first ascertain whether they are the right parents.
“So far we have had these parents coming here in bits claiming to be the parents of these children. We shall however first carry out DNA tests to confirm whether they are truly the parents.” Owoyesigire said.
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