National Unity Platform (NUP) President Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as ‘Bobi Wine’ has condemned the police raid at the party’s headquarters situated in Kavule, Kamokya.
Kyagulanyi labelled this action as ‘a continued violation of the party’s rights.’
“Our headquarters have been surrounded by security forces since dawn. This blatant violation of our rights is unacceptable,” he said on his X.
Kyagulanyi demanded the immediate release of their detained comrades and the withdrawal of security personnel from our premises.
In an operation which began on February 21, 2025, joint security forces conducted thorough searches of both locations following reports of unauthorized military drills.
Kituuma Rusoke, the police spokesperson, in a follow-up press release issued today, Saturday, February 22, 2025, affirmed the successful completion of their search activities.
“The Kamwokya location was finished on February 21, while the search at the NUP headquarters in Kavule concluded today, February 22 afternoon,” Kituuma said.
According to the Uganda Police Force, several exhibits were recovered during the operation.
“The recovered items will be used as evidence as part of the ongoing investigation,” the statement said.
The police emphasized that further updates regarding the operation would be provided as necessary promising to provide further updates on the outcomes of this operation will be provided in due course.
