A police officer in the area told URN on condition of anonymity that Oumo got angry when he saw his wife riding with the deceased on a bike and mobilized his relatives and friends to lynch him.
Many of the former staff of the exchange believe that in arresting Lwanga and Nabunya, the police went for the soft targets. Although Lwanga, Nabunya, and two others, Susan Awon and Faith Makula, were the registered owners of Dunamiscoins Resources Limited, the beneficial owners of the company; were four West Africans; Kingsley Egbe and Johnson Frank from Nigeria and Isaac Akwete, and a one Dr Mike from Ghana.
Ashiraf Bukenya, an eye witness and a bodaboda rider at Mukwano roundabout says that the truck which was fully loaded with maize grains could hardly brake at the time.
The suspects were on Thursday found travelling in a taxi registration number UBD 789E with two slaughtered cows belonging to Vincent Kamuzizi a resident of Kawomya village.
According to the mother, her daughter was examined and found to have been sexually assaulted. She was immediately enrolled on the Post-Exposure Prophylaxis-PEP to protect her against HIV infection.
Flavior Terimurungi, the Masaka Armored Brigade, Spokesperson, says she hasnt received any complaints from Lugemwas family about his disappearance. She also said police has not informed them anything related to the incident.
Lugemwas youngest wife, Nazziwa says her children havent returned to school because of nonpayment of school fees. She also says her landlord has already issued her an eviction notice because she has not paid for January.
The deceased identified as Brenda Nansubuga, a senior three student at St. Elizabeth Social Centre-Gulama, was a lone occupant of the house, at the time of the attack. The deceaseds mother had gone for a function in Kampala, only to find her daughters body lying in a pool of blood, upon her return.
Charles Okopiro, a clinical officer attached to Makanga Health Centre III is alleged to have sedated the baby Winner Maleka Eraduha with unidentified drug.
The residents rampaged on Monday afternoon and blocked all roads connecting to Mukono municipality and Mukono market, saying the blackout has taken a huge toll on their businesses.
Kyabaggu Zone Defence Secretary Wilson Ntale says that the letter which was found at the chairmans home this morning is written in Luganda with sentiments that are reportedly threatening residents with attacks.
Petero Musisi Lubeeba, 40, inherited 16-acres of land bequeathed by his father Petero Lubeeba who died close to 30-years-ago. But Musisi later sold the land at a cost of 110 million Shillings and asked the persons occupying the same land to vacate it for the new owner.
The deceased include Joel Kalulu, 14, Bushra Lyaga,13, Musa Bakumbaine,16, Joel Emunet,22, Simon Wandera,25, Brian Okumu,18, Kiiza Ouma,15, Bridget Nasanga,20 and Stella Agasa, 10. The accident left nine other people injured.
The vehicle, a TATA registration number UAK 227, loaded with sugarcane lost control and killed five on the spot. Five others were pronounced dead on arrival to Jinja Hospital.
Corporal Alex Mugisha, the Commander Nakisunga Sector, says they were on patrol when they caught the security guards red handed extorting money from civilians.
The deployment beefed with foot patrols is visible in the areas of Lugazi municipality, Ngogwe, Ziba, Najja and Nkokonjeru. According to Sezzibwa Regional Police Spokesperson Hellen Butoto, Kyagulanyi did not seek police approval before planning a rally in the area.
Palot Abenyu also a resident in the area, says the boat should be removed because it evokes bad memories, saying some of them lost their relatives in the boat tragedy.
