Ugandan musician-cum-politician has written a short song for the ‘brothers’ and ‘sisters’ in forces.
The Ugandan armed forces for the longest time have been giving Boi Wine a hard time and even torturing him.
Bobi Wine was arrested at the wake of Easter Monday and blocked from having a concert.
The government deployed thousands of uniformed men with guns around his residence in Magere, Kyadondo East, Wakiso District.
The Kyandondo East lawmaker has been facing a rough time in his political career since 2017 when he won the Member of Parliament.
From being tortured last year to the extent of seeking medication abroad to being held under house arrest, it is proof that he is a force to reckon in Uganda’s national politics.
He has been serving house arrest and was barred from performing after planning a demonstration.
Earlier on Thursday, he was reported to have escaped from his house where he has been heavily guarded by the police.
After some few hours at the mid of the day, he was seen at a burial of an elder and he went to give his last respects.
I had to find a way of attending the burial of our patriotic elder Haji Siraji Samanya Lyavaala in Bugiri
No matter how much the regime tries to keep us apart, we shall always find a way of coming together.
After finishing with the burial, he headed straight to the studio to sing for the police officers who have been interfering with his businesses under the command of the government.