Tight security at Bobi Wine’s house ahead of President Museveni’s swearing-in

Hours to the swearing-in of the Uganda president Yoweri Museveni for the sixth term on Wednesday, May 12, dozens of troops have been deployed around Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine’s home, local publication K24Digital reports.

The Ugandan musician turned politician Robert Kyagulanyi on Monday, May 10, tweeted that the situation around his home is still intense and heavily guarded by soldiers.

” The situation around my home is still tense. Dozens of soldiers are surrounding my home, checking every vehicle that comes in or goes out. All this to suppress the citizens’ voices as the emperor crowns himself for a 6th term! In this I am confident- WE SHALL OVERCOME,” Bobi wrote.

Bobi firmly stated they shall overcome, asking Ugandans to hang in there.

” The military and police have yet again surrounded my residence, as Gen. Museveni prepares to illegally swear himself in this Wednesday! The coward is fully aware that he’s illegitimate, and that’s why he’s very scared of the people. Hang in there comrades. We shall overcome,” the tweet read.

Bobi Wine also shared photos of police outside his home.