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Police block NUP End of Year Prayers at Nsambya

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Police block NUP End of Year Prayers at Nsambya

Security agencies have blocked end-of-year prayers organized by the United Forces of Change at Nsambya Sharing Hall that were scheduled to take place today. Police say the organizers did not seek clearance.

According to SSP Patrick Onyango the PRO KMP, “the event was not cleared and therefore it will not take place. ”the plan was not cleared and therefore it will not take place.”

Onyango says that the security agencies resolved that all public events in the country must be cleared by the Inspector General of Police due to terrorism threats in the country.

“The organisers are advised to seek clearance before they can go ahead with their planned prayers. We advised them to go and attend prayers in other places of worship,” says Onyango.

He appealed to members of the public not to attend what he termed as an illegal gathering at Nsambya Sharing Hall today.

NUP Party Principal Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine called the act cowardice.

Sarah K. Biryomumaisho is a Multimedia journalist (Broadcast & Writing) with 11 years of experience. She holds a Diploma in Business Administration from Makerere Business Institute and a Certificate in Media Management from Women in News. She completed a Course in Wikimedia in 2020, making her one of the very few Wikipedia Editors in the country. She also has a certificate in Gender Justice Reporting from The International Women's Media Foundation, IWMF. She has worked with a number of media houses including 6 Radio stations, most recently Galaxy fm 100.2 & Radio 4. She has worked with Andariya Magazine as a writer. Sarah worked as a Digital Communications consultant for the newly revived Uganda Airlines and is also a Digital enthusiast. She owns a Media Organization called TheUgPost that publishes in Uganda and has a global reach. Twitter; https://twitter.com/BiryomumaishoB

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