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Kandiho! raids Kampala Church, arrests over 40 Rwandans!


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About 40 Rwandan nationals have been arrested in Kibuye, a Kampala suburb in a joint operation of the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence CMI, The operation was conducted at an unidentified church located on the first floor of Join us building at Kibuye on Entebbe Road, with a membership of only Rwandan citizens.

The UPDF soldiers first cordoned off the scene where the group was allegedly holding a meeting before ordering them out. Whoever stepped of the church was ordered to board a waiting van no one knows where the group was held.

 They started by saying that they were all Rwandan spies, then Rwanda questioned them, put them on task. Now, they have made up with another charger, that they hard fake identification. Truth is, it's harassment of innocent people

 Mzee M10-1+2-4 of Uganda might be even trying to arrest the name of Rwanda but his seeming frustration amid the obvious & utter failure continue to shame his malicious plans.
Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson Patrick Onyango has confirmed the arrests and explained that police only played “a supportive sole” in the operation.
“We only played a supportive role. For details, I ask that you speak to my senior colleague in the UPDF,” Mr Onyango said.
Kalemire UPDF spokesperson, Brig Richard Karemire, declined to divulge details of the arrests. 
The regime's narrative of planting espionage & illegal entry charges to innocent Rwandans living and traveling to Uganda won't hold. Its high time Kaguta Museveni thinks otherwise.

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