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Court released Nubian Li on bail together with other NUP comrades with whom he had been in jail for six months.
The singer has however gone ahead to release a number of images on social media. He was decrying the situations in the prison.
“Yes for those who still doubted the images I took in Kitalya Mini-Max prison, I still have more! #processbyprocess. It’s so absurd that many innocent Ugandans are still incarcerated for their political views.” Nubian posted on his Twitter account.
Followers went ahead to question how he had managed to take these images while in jail. This is because it’s illegal to possess a phone in jail and he said that he had taken the pictures himself.
They looked healthier than they went in
“In a very oppressive system, you had the privilege to have a phone inside prison (not even in America u can have such privileges) and appointed yourself the judge to rule all criminals innocent? Thanks for the good PR the prison looks good contrary to what your people were saying.” Another added.
It’s from this that Kasumba went ahead to question how Nubian had taken the pictures. He also went ahead to request Nubian Li to release the videos of when they were being tortured.
“I am waiting for the video recordings of the torture that went on there now that we know recording devices existed and were used inside the Kitalya Prison facility. Let me wait for those. Those who torture MUST be exposed and prosecuted. I do not believe in torture one bit.” Kasumba tweeted.
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