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Uganda Police has laid out strong strategies concerning the highly promoted yearly “Kyalenga” Concert. Since Bobi Wine is a political threat to the government, they expect too much chaos and disturbances from “People power” movement followers.
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Therefore, to eliminate such problems earlier, the Uganda Police decided to set up tight security that already drawn out guidelines that will be followed up by everyone who will heading to Namboole stadium.
Uganda Police released rules to be followed on “Kyalenga” concert.
Among the disclosed guidelines , the Uganda Police will not allow any one who’ll wear red clothing’s especially those with people power slogans. The police will not allow rallies to take place if Bobi Wine is heading to Namboole for his concert.
However, all these guidelines seem not to favour the Kyadondo East MP, but rather disappoint him and to pass this information to many Ugandans who will attend the concert at the stadium.
But don’t forget that this concert will take place on 20th of October this year. Many artistes including Jose Chameleone, Eddy Yawe his older brother, Mike Wine, APass, Eddy Kenzo and many more other artistes will be performing to make this concert a better place of happiness.
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