{UAH} FREE THE CAPTIVE, Mr. Dan Oola Odiya, the Gulu UPC chairperson
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Norbert Mao
After the joint press conference where we condemned the unlawful,
highhanded and reckless manner in which our peace rally in Gulu was
blocked, we went to Gulu Central Prison to visit Mr. Dan Oola Odiya
the Gulu UPC chairperson who has been detained following the Opit
attacks.
Odiya looks well but he told us that due to the squalid conditions and
poor sanitation at Gulu Police he got some infections. We spoke to the
Deputy O/C of Gulu Prison Mr. Kuboomu and asked him to ensure that
Odiya has access to medical treatment urgently. In Gulu Police a cell
meant for four people is used to accommodate over 20 people! They have
to ease themselves in containers within the crowded cell, exposing
them to a variety of infections including venereal diseases and
urinary tract infections.
On Friday we shall ensure that Mr. Odiya meets a team of lawyers who
will prepare his defence in court and ensure that the baseless charges
concocted against him are dismissed.
Concerning the odoriferous security saga and the charade being
orchestrated under the guise of a purported armed rebellion whose
poorly disguised intention is to frame opponents of the Museveni
regime, I will publish a detailed analysis on my Facebook wall before
the end of this week. The contents will be shocking revelations that
those who blocked the Gulu rally didn't want us to say to our people.
Guns will never silence us. No inducement or coercion shall prevent us
from continuing to speak out and taking a stand for truth, justice and
peace.
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After the joint press conference where we condemned the unlawful,
highhanded and reckless manner in which our peace rally in Gulu was
blocked, we went to Gulu Central Prison to visit Mr. Dan Oola Odiya
the Gulu UPC chairperson who has been detained following the Opit
attacks.
Odiya looks well but he told us that due to the squalid conditions and
poor sanitation at Gulu Police he got some infections. We spoke to the
Deputy O/C of Gulu Prison Mr. Kuboomu and asked him to ensure that
Odiya has access to medical treatment urgently. In Gulu Police a cell
meant for four people is used to accommodate over 20 people! They have
to ease themselves in containers within the crowded cell, exposing
them to a variety of infections including venereal diseases and
urinary tract infections.
On Friday we shall ensure that Mr. Odiya meets a team of lawyers who
will prepare his defence in court and ensure that the baseless charges
concocted against him are dismissed.
Concerning the odoriferous security saga and the charade being
orchestrated under the guise of a purported armed rebellion whose
poorly disguised intention is to frame opponents of the Museveni
regime, I will publish a detailed analysis on my Facebook wall before
the end of this week. The contents will be shocking revelations that
those who blocked the Gulu rally didn't want us to say to our people.
Guns will never silence us. No inducement or coercion shall prevent us
from continuing to speak out and taking a stand for truth, justice and
peace.
--
Disclaimer:Everyone posting to this Forum bears the sole responsibility for any legal consequences of his or her postings, and hence statements and facts must be presented responsibly. Your continued membership signifies that you agree to this disclaimer and pledge to abide by our Rules and Guidelines.To unsubscribe from this group, send email to: ugandans-at-heart+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com
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