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Was It a Live Bullet or A Teargas Canister? Here Is What Happened To Bobi wine

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Bobi Wine’s injured leg

Bobi Wine’s injured leg

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By Aggrey Buluba

In a dramatic turn of events that left Ugandans in shock, reports of an alleged assassination attempt on Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, the leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP), have set the nation on edge. The incident, which occurred on 3rd of September, 2024 in Bulindo, has sparked widespread outrage and fear, sending shockwaves throughout the country.

The news spread like wildfire across social media, with early reports alleging that Bobi Wine had been shot in the leg and was in critical condition. These claims were met with alarm and fury from his supporters, who quickly mobilized online, demanding answers and accountability.

Eyewitnesses say the opposition leader was returning from a private gathering at a friend’s home, where he attended a party with other NUP members. As he made his way back, a large crowd of supporters had gathered along the roadside, eager to catch a glimpse of their beloved leader and wave to him as he passed by. The scene was typical of Bobi Wine’s public appearances, where his presence often draws large, enthusiastic crowds.

However, today was different. Police forces, already on high alert, interpreted the spontaneous gathering as an unauthorized political rally. Tensions quickly escalated as officers moved in to disperse the crowd, firing tear gas canisters into the throngs of people. Witnesses say the situation grew chaotic, with smoke filling the air and people scattering in panic.

Amid the turmoil, Bobi Wine reportedly stepped out of his vehicle, attempting to speak with the police and calm the situation. It was at this moment, according to sources on the ground, that a tear gas canister was fired directly at him, striking his leg and exploding upon impact. Screams erupted from the crowd as Wine fell to the ground, wounded and in pain.

He was immediately rushed to Nsambya Hospital, where he is currently receiving treatment. The facility is now heavily guarded by police, with a strong security presence both inside and outside, adding to the tension and uncertainty surrounding the incident.

The Uganda Police Force has already released a statement on the matter, denying any foul play and insisting that Bobi Wine injured himself while getting into his car. Their version of events has been met with skepticism and anger by NUP officials and supporters alike. Joel Ssenyonyi, the NUP spokesperson, was quick to dismiss the police’s narrative, branding it as “pure lies.”

In an urgent press briefing, Ssenyonyi provided an update on Bobi Wine’s condition, reassuring Ugandans that while their leader is in severe pain, he is not in critical danger. “Doctors have confirmed that he will be fine,” Ssenyonyi said. “However, fragments from the canister are still lodged in his leg, and he will undergo surgery to have them removed.”

The situation remains volatile, with many questioning the true motive behind the incident and what it means for Uganda’s future. As the nation waits for clarity, one thing is certain: the political arena has been shaken, and the stakes have never been higher.

With emotions running high and a flood of conflicting reports, the public is left wondering: Was this a deliberate attempt to silence a prominent political figure, or a tragic accident misinterpreted in the heat of the moment?
Stay tuned for more details as the real story unfolds!


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