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NUP grabs Journalists phones at entrance to hold Press briefing as Bobi Wine’s Son faces marijuana case at school


The National Unity Platform are holding a press briefing following multiple issues and fights ongoing in the party in Kamwokya.

The shocking part is that all the journalists that have accessed the press briefing today have been disarmed of their handsets, phones, tabs and recorders.

As we speak their phones are unreachable and others go unanswered.

The puzzling part is that, that was the only condition for entry.  No one knows exactly what is going on or what they are doing with our fellow journalists.

However, sources in Kamwokya say that following the leaking of the Marijuana scandal and stories of Homosexuality about Bobi Wine’s son, NUP is trying to bribe and hinder Journalists from making Bobi Wine look bad.

Other sources however indicate that some journalists could be in trouble following the several objective stories they write about NUP. “The journalists are here to be warned, bribed and asked to join the radical teams of bloggers that leave by the pay check of NUP,” a source has said.

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