Uganda Police Seek Olivia Nakaye for Alleged Homosexuality Recruitment

Kampala, Uganda — The Uganda Police are actively searching for Olivia Nakaye, a prominent figure behind the ‘Save The World’ NGO, following serious allegations of recruiting underage and underprivileged individuals into acts of homosexuality. This follows a tip-off from an anonymous source, which has placed Nakaye at the center of a controversy that has sparked national concern.

Homosexuality and LGBTQ acts are illegal and severely punishable under Uganda’s laws. The allegations against Nakaye have intensified public scrutiny and heightened efforts by law enforcement to apprehend her. According to the Uganda Police, Nakaye is currently on the run, prompting a nationwide alert and a call for public vigilance.

“We urge the public to be on the lookout for Nakaye Olivia and report to the nearest police station if she is sighted,” a police spokesperson said. The authorities have issued a detailed description of Nakaye to assist in the search and have intensified border security measures to prevent her from fleeing the country.

Efforts to reach Nakaye for her comments on the allegations have been unsuccessful. However, sources close to her have suggested that she may have sought refuge in a neighboring country. The police are collaborating with regional counterparts to locate and extradite her back to Uganda.

The ‘Save The World’ NGO, which Nakaye is associated with, has yet to release an official statement regarding the accusations. The organization’s activities are now under investigation to determine the extent of Nakaye’s involvement and whether other individuals are implicated.

This case has stirred significant controversy in Uganda, highlighting the ongoing tension surrounding LGBTQ issues in the country. Authorities are urging citizens to remain calm and report any information that might assist in Nakaye’s capture.

Further updates will be provided as the investigation continues.