By namunye news
The prosecutor has warned the Nakawa Magistrate’s Court that there are changes in the treason case against former FDC President Rtd Col Dr Kizza Besigye and his colleague Obeid Lutalo and soldier Capt Dennis Olaola.
However, there was a confusion in court when Government prosecutor Richard Birivumbuka tried to smuggle the paper with changes made in the case, he has signed the paper and sent it to the First Instance Judge Jonathan Tiyo, in a way to prevent Besigye’s lawyers from seeing it.
However, Judge Jonathan Tiyo, who was in the chair, told the squad that he was representing Chief Justice Esther Nyadoi, and ordered him not to do anything except to postpone the case, as he was Nyadoi who was on other official duties.
The result is that he has taken the paper outbreak into theft but he has not allowed the lawyers of the accused to see it.
However, the lawyers of the defendants, led by Eron Kiiza, opposed the procedure, and asked them to be given a copy on the changes made in the case.
The lawyer Elias Lukwago condemned the delay in the case of their people, and it was always adjourned while the retention period has already expired
Lukwago also opposed the changes made in the case, and were hidden from them.
The case has been adjourned to May 29, 2025, when it will be heard again.
However, Besigye’s lawyers Elias Lukwago and Martha Karua, who were speaking to the media, were speaking to the media, a white vehicle known as a drone that came into discrimination, ripped two men in plain clothes, and kidnapped two Besigye supporters and left.
Fans tried to chase here while shouting, but they were in their necks.
Besigye and Hajji Obeid Lutale have now been in custody for 180 days, all times they have been asking for their release have been in vain.
The government accuses the officials including others who are still eating lights, of having a plot to overturn the government of Mr. Museveni, and that they have held rallies in Grena, Switzerland, Athens of Greece and Nairobi in Kenya, who were conspiring to anti-appoint, demolished to the NRM government.