Nabakooba Named Among Police Loan Defaulters

Nabakooba was a police spokesperson and retired at the rank of Commissioner of Police to contest for a parliamentary seat. But a report authored by the outgoing leadership of the Police Savings Association names Nabakooba among the 15 senior police officers who retired with loans and made no attempt to clear them, thereafter.

Under the law, drivers are required to look out for pedestrians waiting to cross and be ready to slow down or stop to let them cross. However, the highway code legally bounds drivers to stop only if a pedestrian has stepped onto the crossing. The code also bars drivers from overtaking on or near a zebra crossing as well as parking vehicles within five meters of the crossing.

Mutegeki was arrested during a heated village meeting held at Buyanja village on Friday afternoon when residents accused him of conniving with investors to forcibly take their land.

The suspects; Okello Bonny and Okidi Jolly Joe, all residents of Ober Kampala Ojwina Division in Lira Municipality, were arrested during a joint security patrol conducted last night.

At the rank of Assistant Inspector General of Police –AIGP, Kasiima and six of his colleagues have had no contracts over the last one year and have been working on a promise letter issued by Internal Affairs Minister Jeje Odongo.

On Friday afternoon, the State Anti-Corruption Unit together with other agencies including the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government Ben Kumumanya stormed the municipality and held a meeting which later turned into an investigation panel with several individuals submitting evidence as others shared their grievances.

It is alleged that Mutyaba, together with colleagues still at large, disguised as passengers and hired Ronald Atugonza, a bodaboda rider to take them to Miika Hotel along the Hoima-Butiaba-Wanseko road, on Thursday night.