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AMSTERDAM BASED NUP ACTIVIST COMMENDS UGANDAN SECURITY FOR PARDON AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM DETENTION

A Ugandan based in Amsterdam, NUP activist and staunch government critic, Daku Andaman aka Tata Kaliro, praised the Government of Uganda after his release from detention.

Daku flew to Uganda ahead of a boxing match dubbed the Super Heavyweight Fight, slated for April 14th, 2022, at which he is slated to fight Marcus Warry, a Briton
Tata Kaliro with Bobi Wine
Supporters of Andaman who included Kampala Central legislator Muhammad Nsereko, anf a one Kibedi expressed gratitude to Museveni whom they described as a peace maker who does not hold grudges with his enemies.

Sources close to Daku revealed that he is being detained over allegations that he and other National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters have been using harsh online criticism against President Museveni, staged a demonstration against the government of Uganda while in Amsterdam.

Daku, according to sources, has been kept incommunicado since his arrest, after police detectives at the airport confiscated his phones, laptop and passport, claiming they are to aid their faces other charges of cyber harassment and offensive investigation.

“Museveni's main weapon has been reconciliation. He does not revenge, and his kind heart has kept this country together,” Andaman said. 

Andaman, further asked all Ugandans who are peace loving to embrace the culture of reconciliation and forgiving. He said that forgiving means that you know what someone did to you but you no longer hold them accountable.

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