Anger, like a Gen. Uganda, Mawhuzi Kenerugap

General Mawhuzi Kenerugaba, the son of Uganda, confirmed his personal guard in the detention leader, who was missing for five days.

According to Edward Sebuovo, nicknamed Eddie Motoi, on Sunday by unidentified personnel in both civil clothing and military fatigue in the center of Kiwanjo, which sparked public anger.

In a series of posts on X, General Kenirujabay, who is also the military commander in Uganda, said that Mr. Sibovo was “in my cellar”, and linked the photo of the personal guard with a clean haircut.

He also suggested that Mr. Sebuufu had “disciplined”, which raised concerns about his safety.

General Kenirujabay’s comments in public anger with the Ugandans using the #Freeeddiemutwee to demand the launch of Mr. SbuFu and his condemnation.

Often General Kenerugaba makes political comments on social media, whose critics say they contradict the army’s discipline blog.

He also presented a series of different threats, which he had not implemented.

The 51 -year -old army, several times, pulled his X after publishing controversial comments Before returning later to the small blogging platform.

He has been seen as a possible successor for his father for a long time, Yurei Museveni, in power since 1986, who denied that he was preparing his son for the presidency.

In 2022, he occupied the headlines to discuss the invasion of neighboring Kenya, a comment that forced his father to intervene and apologize.

He recently angered a tweet in which he threatened to behead opposition leader Robert Kiagolani, known as Bobby Wayne.

Late Thursday, another storm on social media was ignited after he posted a picture of Mr. Sbuufu, Bobby Wayne’s personal goalkeeper, and he appeared half naked and clean.

General Kenerugaba also threatened Mr. Sibovo.

On Sunday, Bobby Wayne said that on Sunday “kidnapped violently” from Kiwanjo by armed men traveling in a police car, known as “drones”, before being transferred to an unknown location.

In a series of jobs, General Kenerugaba said that his soldiers had seized Mr. Sibuovo, “I love Jarad” and was learning Roniancor, a language that occurred in West Uganda, while he was in reservation.

He said that Mr. Sebuufu was “very smart these days” after his beard was shaved by “my child”, referring to his novice soldiers.

The general said that he would only shoot at the personal guard if he was ordered by his father, President Museini.

General Kenerugaba explicitly mentioned the place where Mr. Sibuovo was detained, or on legal accusations.

The security forces have not yet commented on this, but on Monday, the security forces spokesman Kitoma Rosok told the local media that he was not aware of Mr. Sibovo at any police station.

Opposition officials and social media users in Uganda demanded the production of a personal guard in the court if he was in the legal seizure.

Bobi Wine called for a “Solidarity” gathering on Friday in the capital, Kampala, accusing General Kenerugaba of “illegally holding him, torture, and the abolition of humanity”.

“This is a non -partisan opportunity to unify. Eddy’s friends and other Ugandans are a good conscience, let’s gather in solidarity not only with Eddie but all political prisoners!” Bobby Wayne was published on X.

in statementThe Association of Law in Uganda called for the immediate release of the personal guard, saying that his ordeal was not an isolated issue, but rather a “systematic campaign to silence the opposition and crush the aspirations of people who are eager to freedom.”

The community is afraid that the army’s reported involvement in this matter “emphasizes a dangerous bond of military power and political repression.”

Mr. SBUFU, responsible for the details of Pop Wayne’s personal security, was arrested several times and was charged with various charges, including betrayal and possession of illegal ammunition. The opposition says that its arrests and accusations are political.

It was a major goal in many security repression on opposition activities, especially during elections and packing campaigns, local media reported.

Bobby Wayne, the famous singer who announced his intention to challenge President Musivini for the second time in the 2026 elections, is often prevented from holding political marches.

There are increasing concerns about the targeting of opposition figures and supporters by security agencies with the intensification of political mobilization before the elections.

The government blamed opposition to the regular clashes between civilians and security forces, saying they were carrying gatherings without permission.