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I’m not happy, Amama Mbabazi condemns Uganda Police brutality

1’m not happy, Amama Mbabazi condemns Uganda Police brutality. Whisper Eye Reports

Former Uganda Presidential candidate has condemned Uganda Police brutality .

The Retired Politcian Amama Mbabazi has spoken out on Uganda Police Violence.

In a televised speech Amama Mbabazi was speaking at the launch of Pamela Ankunda’s book “Pieces of Time” , said that in Uganda today he was not happy at the behaviour of the police towards people, he asked police to observe the law.

Uganda Police has come to the spot light for its continued behaviour towards the people its meant to protect.

This week police fired live bullets towards Hon Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu official car destroying its dashboard mirror .

The NUP presidential candidate lodged a formal complaint to the EC boss which promised to look into the matter.

However JPAM who is very silent politically is yet to show face on who he will support for the 2021 elections.

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