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Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The wife of embattled patron of Boda-Boda 2010 association and Rubaga NRM Chairman Hajji Abdallah Kitata has dragged both the Inspector General of police General Edward Kale Kayihura and the Chief of Defence forces General David Muhoozi to Court seeking orders compelling them to produce her husband in Court.
Sumayiya Ninsiima a resident of Masanyalaze Zone in Lubaga division says she does not know the whereabouts of her husband for five days now , since his arrest on the January 20, 2018 from his office at Nateete-Wakalika in a joint operation carried out by the police and the army .
Through her lawyer Joseph Kiryoowa, Ninsiima seeks Court’s intervention to compel both Gen.Kayihura and Gen.Muhoozi to produce Kitatta, since they do not deny holding him incommunicado.
She said that if he has committed any offence, the law should take its course instead of keeping him in illegal detention, depriving him of his personal liberty.
Ninsiima has also sued the Attorney General for actions committed by its servants; the police and army officers.
However , the case comes at a time when all Judges and Registrars are away from their work stations attending their annual conference at the Commonwealth Speke Resort, Munyonyo.
Andrew, while you are at it, please advise Hon. David Kabanda to watch his back. Refer him to Boniface Byanyima’s lamentations below because he is increasingly sounding like Hajji Abdallah Kitata.
Byanyima I said: “I kept your mother when you went to the bush; you left your mother in Mbarara township, she was stranded. She was attacked by hooligans. I took her to my house, I kept her, looked after her while you were in the bush… And when you come to government; that is how you have paid me! You have been treacherous to me. He kept quiet. I went out.
I went home, waited for him to remove the people he had put on my land. After two or three years, when he didn’t, I took the matter to court and won the case… The court awarded me compensation of about [Shs] 100 million.
But…it was not enough. And these people are still on my land. Government has refused to remove them up to today. And it is not only my ranch. It occurred on all ranches, from Mbarara to central Uganda, on land which the government grabbed to settle Bahima”