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Police arrests man for sticking Joseph Kony presidential posters in Kitgum

Police arrests Joseph Kony supporter for pining his presidential posters in Kitgum. Whisper Eye Reports

Police in Kitgum municipality in northern Uganda have detained a municipal councillor on allegations of printing and displaying the campaign poster of the elusive Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) rebel leader Joseph Kony. unity fm confirms

Mr Peter Paul Tabu, the LC III representing Town ward in Central division, Kitgum municipality was arrested on Saturday evening for allegedly printing and displaying the purported campaign poster.

According to authorities , he downloaded the said campaign poster from social media using his phone before he printed them.

The poster which had been circulating on social media indicated that Kony was planning to contest for president in the 2021 general elections.

Whisper Eye Efforts to get a word from Police was futile to determine which charges the councillor is most likely to face.

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