EXPOSED: Ramadani Bashir Waya, A local Blogger Begs NRM's Nekesa Oundo To Forgive Him For Writing Dubious & Malicious Stories To Tarnish Her Name.

Ramadani Bashir Waya, a local  Blogger published a malicious story claiming that the NRM treasurer, Babrah Nekesa Oundo was having a secret affair with his bodyguard.

The story was published on Kampala Eye, a website managed by Blogger Bashir.

According to Bashir, he picked the story from Eye Media Uganda, which happens to be his friend's news blog. 

The Fake that circulated annoyed the NRM treasurer, who had opted to crash whoever was behind this dubious story aiming to spoil her good reputation. 

After noticing that he could face court over computer Misuse charges, the culprit contacted, Arnold Musamali, the Uganda Online Journalist Association/ SACCO for help. 

Arnold promised to help him out of the mess, and Bashir in several Voice notes begged to be helped. 

Arnold Musamali, promised to meditate and bail out a crumbling Blogger. 

According to Musamali, he requested the blogger to directly apologize to Nekesa in person which the culprit did. 

After apologizing, Bashir was forgive by Nekesa, he was forgive since Nekesa was a God-fearing lady & he immodestly pulled down the story from his website, which indicated he had no facts on the alleged story.

After jumping off the hook, Bashir opted to sting, Journalist Arnold Musamali, aka Freeman who saved him from sleeping in jail.

Using his, unpopular blog, the blog has opted to run another funny story claiming that Freeman is an ISO agent, he went as far as including Faruk kirunda, who works in the office of the president without consulting on him. 

Bashir is an upcoming blogger who runs a blog with an Aim of extortion of money from those who get in his gap. 

Dubious story pulled down.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.

On the 23rd of January 2024, a police presser unveiled a few facts about how money which was initially reported as Shs400m and later Shs 3 billion stolen from NRM’s party treasurer Barbara Nekesa Oundo former Ugandan Ambassador to South Africa.

According to police, at least 12 people including four police officers have been arrested for masterminding the robbery of Shs2.4 billion from the bedroom of NRM party treasurer.

The incident which happened on December 5 in Kyeyitabya zone, Bukasa parish in Makindye division has left tongues wagging.

Police reveal that the plan was hatched by their junior officer Constable Micheal Wango, a police guard at Nekesa’s home for the past one and half years who had during his stay been able to detect that his boss always kept huge sums of money in bags at home in US dollars and Ugandan shillings.

Tired of poverty as his boss continued stacking cash in her bedroom, Wango hatched a plan together with other people including Pallaso (not the musician) and they stole the money after threatening the naïve ambassador Nekesa.

“Wango hatched a plan with four other police officers including Sgt Idro Dominic, PC Sharif Mugoya, together with Arinda Edgar and Nuwagaba Rogers,” police spokesperson, Fred Enanga said.

The plan was later executed by Wango, Mugoya, Arinda, and one Pallaso (not the musician) who was a replacement for Sgt Rogers Nuwagaba who after participating in the planning, chickened out of the mission.
“To avoid detection, PC Wango who was the mastermind disabled the alarm system which was controlled and monitored by other guards at the main gate, and also disconnected the electric fence. 

He adjusted the security lights around the area earmarked for entry and adjusted the CCTV cameras to avoid capturing footage and pictures in the direction of his accomplices”-Enanga said.
Enanga father reveals that on the night of December 4th at around 10 pm, Mugoya, Arinda, and Pallaso were helped to enter Nekesa’s compound where they waited until 4 am to orchestrate the mission.

“They didn’t know had been captured by CCTV camera in the neighborhood while entering. To disguise the robbery, they inflicted controlled injuries on the head of Wango Micheal who was on guard. They also picked two riffles which were in his possession”-said Enanga.

The suspects who by now knew everything at home proceeded to the servants' quarters where they found three maids and forced them to open the doors of the main house where Nekesa was staying. She was however found hiding in one of the rooms after being alerted by one of the maids. 

The attackers later threatened to harm Nekesa, forcing her to open the door and lead them to where the money was kept.

The suspects carried the loot in five bags which were full of cash”-Enanga further revealed. They also stole an iPhone Promax, a golden ring, a DVR for the CCTV camera system, a Tecno phone, a Huawei phone, and the two police guns they later dumped in one of the gardens. 

The suspects are said to have hid first in one of the banana plantations around but were forced to flee this hiding place when one of the local guards flashed a torch.

On the 29th of January 2023, the directorate of crime intelligence carried out an intelligence-led operation and arrested one Lukungu Ivan alias Pallaso, a 25-year-old, resident of Nyendo in connection with the robbery of cash, which occurred at the home of Hajji Lumolo and his wife Hon. Amb. Nekesa. The task team booked out from the old Kampala division and Katwe division, on intelligence to Masaka, on 25.01.2024. 

After 2 days, of intensified surveillance, they arrested the suspect on 27.01.2024 along Edward Street in Masaka City. Upon further interrogation, he admitted to having participated in the robbery that took place in Muyenga, and confirmed that he received Ugx 120m, out of their loot, which he spent as follows;
a. Bought a Toyota Harrier at Ugx 62m
b. Restaurant at Ugx 10m 
c. A house at Nyendo Mukude at Ugx 20m
d. Plot along Nabugabo road Masaka at Ugx 15m
e. An electronic shop bought at Goodwill worth Ugx 16m.