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FRED LUMBUYE AKA CHEMICAL ALI ARRESTED, SET TO BE BROUGHT BACK TO UGANDA.


Fred Lumbuye has been one of the most dangerous and wanted propagandists who have established themselves through blackmail and attacking of government officials, institutions, persons of interest and the First Family including the President, YK Museveni.

Lumbuye has participated in blackmailing the President and other persons of interest alleging to have established a spy network around President Museveni and other individuals.

His allegations practically called for trouble after a couple of opposition propagandists including Lumbuye announced President Museveni to be dead. He further alleged that the First Family had converged to cover up the Presidency before they could officially announce the death of the President.

This added on the counts of false allegations created by Lumbuye against the President, the Kabaka of Buganda and the Katikiro, Charles Peter Mayiga who he has continuously accused of him working with President Museveni in a bid for the Vice Presidency post.

Sources close to the Ugandan Embassy in Turkey claim that Lumbuye was arrested after he tried to renew his expired Ugandan passport at the same Embassy. 

Lumbuye is set to be brought back int the country for trial in the Courts of Law for trial by the Ugandan Government.

Recently, President Museveni tasked all security agencies to curb all those spreading lies through the internet hence misleading people on the internet. Lumbuye had established himself a social media giant on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter where he has gained more audience that has facilitated the fast spread of falsehoods.

 

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