The recent demonstrations by Ugandans and the international community have finally bore fruits as Ugandan despotic President Yoweri Museveni has finally released Bobi Wine.
Bobi Wine, whose official names are Robert Kyagulanyi was released on Thursday after The Ugandan Government charges against him.
According to NBS Television, the Kyadondo East legislator appeared before military court on Thursday monring.
“The court is not an instrument of arresting. The gentleman seated right there was beaten and his rights were abused. My prayer is he should be freed and he gets medication. He needs agent medical care,” lawyer Medard Lubega Segona, who is also the Busiro East MP said.
Pictures on NBS Television showed a frail looking Bobi Wine before the Gulu General Military Court martial chaired by Lt. Gen. Andrew Gutti.
The recent developments are expected to bring calmness to Uganda’s capital city Kampala which has been rocked with demonstrations for the past few days.
The demonstrations brought business to a standstill and it has also been reported that the economy has been affected negatively.
Bobi was charged with unlawful possession of weapons and ammunition while three other lawmakers and dozens of other people also detained in relation to the stoning incident were charged with treason.
He was arrested on August 13 on suspicion of involvement in the stoning of a presidential convoy during a parliamentary by-election campaign.
Earlier on Thursday, Uganda’s opposition leader Kiiza Besigye said Police and aarmy had been deployed outside his home in a move suspected to have been to prevent him from attending Wine’s trial.
Every way out of my home is barricaded since very early today. The intention is to deny us freedom to move & to be at the Military Court where @HEBobiwine is to be produced this morning.
The struggle for freedom &sovereignty won’t be blocked! Museveni Must Go.@PGovUg @ntvuganda pic.twitter.com/3AbXlChF0n— Kifefe Kizza-Besigye (@kizzabesigye1) August 23, 2018