A shocking story has come out from inside Uganda’s biggest opposition party, the National Unity Platform (NUP).
Party insider has claimed that top party leaders, under the command of their Leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, also known as Bobi Wine, have been poisoning their own members then blaming the government to get public sympathy and international attention.
The Party insider, who asked to stay anonymous for safety reasons, said NUP runs a “well-planned propaganda scheme” to make it look like the government is harming opposition members when it’s actually NUP itself behind the poisonings.
“They choose who to sacrifice, poison them quietly, and then run to the media shouting that the government is killing their members,” the Party insider said. “I was in some of the meetings where these decisions were made.”
The insider said the first victim was the late Muhammad Ssegirinya, former MP for Kawempe North.
“They used his suffering to cause anger in the public. But it wasn’t the government that poisoned him it was NUP leaders. He had started asking too many questions,” the Party insider revealed.
Next was Kazibwe Bashir Mbaziira, MP for Kawempe South, who was reportedly targeted after refusing to pay party contributions like other MPs.
“He refused to give them money, and they saw him as a threat,” the insider said.
Shamim Malende, Kampala Woman MP, was also poisoned, according to the source. The party allegedly wanted to replace her with Zahara Luyiika, a woman rumored to be Bobi Wine’s secret girlfriend.
“They claimed she was sick because of the government, but the truth is they poisoned her to kick her out and bring in Zahara,” the Party insider claimed.
Another serious case was Noah Mutwe (real name Noah Mitala), who were poisoned by the party leaders and got very sick soon after getting bail in a case where he was charged with inciting violence. While NUP told the public that state agents were responsible, the insider says otherwise.
“They were scared he might reveal secrets after his arrest. So they poisoned him to keep him quiet,” the source said.
The source also talked about Sami Okonya, also known as Sami Mighty, a popular comedian from the Da Mighty Family. Sami has been very ill and is fighting for his life, and NUP claimed the government poisoned him. But the insider says that, once again, it was the party itself.
According to the insider, top NUP leaders accused Sami of being a government spy and deliberately poisoned him. Since then, no one from the party has visited him or offered any support for his treatment they’ve coldly stated that he deserves to die for betraying them.
After being abandoned, Sami reportedly wrote an apology letter to President Museveni, asking for forgiveness and help with medical care.
He is now being supported at Mulago National Referral Hospital by musician and National Resistance movement (NRM) supporter Bebe Cool (real name Moses Sali).
“Sami even told people that if he dies, he doesn’t want Bobi Wine or anyone from NUP to attend his funeral,” the insider said.
As Uganda moves closer to the next election, these claims are likely to stir a lot of debate and investigations.
Whether they are proven or not, the story paints a dark picture of a party that may be willing to harm its own people just to stay relevant and win public sympathy.
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