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FRED KAJJUBI LUMBUYE NEGOTIATES DEAL WITH MUSEVENI, CALLS FOR AN END IN FALSEHOODS.

Fred Kajjubi Lumbuye a political activist and National Unity Platform die hard, Turkey based Ugandan was last year arrested by authorities from Turkey in cooperation with the Ugandan Government. Fred Lumbuye was charged by over ten (10) charges including spreading false information about Ugandan government, annoying the president and other charges including smuggling and selling Ugandan girls as prostitutes to rich Turkish men.
The government further pushed for the deportation of political activist so that he can be charged from Uganda which has failed.
Having yielded almost nothing from (NUP) political party that he gave much support and which has costed his financial status,  Lumbuye recently vowed to stop attacking president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and through his agents begging for 100,000 USD from the president in order to stop attacking him. Lumbuye is also said to have promised to defect from NUP to NRM.
The deal has been effected and Lumbuye immediately stopped calling Bobi Wine Mr. President and NUP candidate as expressed in the recent video where he defended a female NUP activist who was allegedly attacked by Bobi Wine. This acts as the start of a new Lumbuye that is set to feast from President Museveni. 
It is further recalled that Bukedde dropped a story of a new mansion acquired by Lumbuye from the Government when he was released from prison after negotiating terms of understanding to stop attacks against the Government. 

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