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Kyarenga concert is finally upon us and the police in conjunction with other different security agencies held a press meeting Friday afternoon to give guidelines to the public that will have to be followed in order for the concert to be a success.
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Luke Oweyesigire, the Kampala metropolitan police spokesperson told the press that police with other security forces have agreed to heavily deploy security personnel’s at one love beach for this much-anticipated concert to be successful.
Mr Luke went further to advise revelers to avoid moving in large number of groups and they should head straight back home after the concert.
“People should note that Kyarenga is an entertainment show nothing else. No one should head to Busabala with a different agenda, you also note that security officer deployed at the venue will not have any restricted entry.” Mr Luke said.
It should be remembered that the Kyarenga concert was supposed to happen in October, but security agencies dodged to grant Bobi Wine a go ahead not until he decided to move the show to his own venue the one love beach Busabala.
The show is expected to pull large crowds of people to show support to the ghetto gladiator who recently crossed the line to politics.
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