By Frank Kamuntu
Kampala: Today, December, 27, 2020 has been another dark day for National Unity Platform (NUP) camp, its supporters and Presidential aspirant Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu after losing his closest friend and private bodyguard Frank Senteza who was allegedly knocked by a military police patrol truck Number H4DF 2382 today’s afternoon.
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The incident came after Senteza and the team were transferring Kyagulanyi’s Ghetto TV journalist Ashraf Kasirye from Masaka hospital to Kampala after being shot by police in Lwengo where Kyagulanyi was canvassing for votes.
According to Kyagulanyi, as the team reached in Busega, a Kampala suburb situated few kilometers from city centre, a group of police and military officers blocked the road to Kampala using a police patrol car despite Ashraf’s oxygen supported life that needed urgent medical attention.
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According to Kyagulanyi, in the fracas of blocking angry NUP team that cited the need to swiftly reach their colleague in hospital, police patrol vehicle driver whose name could not be identified, knocked Frank and took off immediately.
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Briefing his team shortly at Lubaga hospital after the death of Frank, Hon Kyagulanyi who was immersed in tears noted, “Francis was run over by a military police patrol truck Number H4DF 2382 which had blocked us in Busega as we were taking comrade Kasirye Ashraf for emergency medical attention in Rubaga hospital.”
He added, “May your life never perish in vain brother. Rest in peace. A very sad day!”
In the same vein, a couple of journalists affiliated to both local and urban media houses have been brutalized in Lwengo as they covered police’s dubious acts against Kyagulanyi’s supporters. Among the journalists that are currently nursing wounds in various hospitals include NBS TV’s Daniel Lutaaya, NTV’s Ali Mivule among others who are affiliated to Kyagulanyi’s media camp.
