The Rise and Fall Of The People's President Bobi Wine

Ugandans, the stakeholders of their nation, have revitalized their movement—the People Power Our Power Revolution—which was originally hijacked and undermined by Honorable Bobi Wine, his older brother Chair Fred Nyanzi, Honorable Joel Ssenyonyi, and alleged regime security agents David Lewis Lubongoya and Benjamin Katana. These individuals conspired to execute the regime's Project C, which blocks all pathways to the promised land. Over the past four years, they have diverted Ugandans from the original purpose of the revolution, turning them into “trophy participants” while providing a false hope and fantasy of a better future. They cite slogans such as "we are removing a dictator in a Labado-bado style," but this is merely a scheme to enrich themselves and stifle serious opposition.

The most tragic and criminal action undertaken by these leaders to undermine the revolution for change is the alleged entrapment of capable young men and women on behalf of the regime. Many of these individuals have been forcibly taken from their homes and imprisoned indefinitely; others are missing, and some have been killed, leaving behind widows, orphans, and single mothers. As a result, they have systematically targeted and replaced many politically capable and intelligent individuals in the Buganda region with less competent leaders.

Meanwhile, these leaders have aligned themselves with the regime to profit from the suffering of Ugandans, using them as political capital, pawns, and tools to further their goals in executing Project C, which protects Project A and Project B of the regime’s forty-year reign. In response, Ugandans have united to prepare a legal case before the International Criminal Court in the pursuit of justice for the victims and the restoration of the People Power Our Power Revolution.