How Bobi Wine supporters overpowered security forces in Mbarara. Whisper Eye Reports

Bobi Wine launched his presidential manifesto in Mbarara on Saturday 7th November 2021 following the death of Sheikh Annus Kalissa .

He was supposed to launch the same on Friday 6th November 2021 but  he postponed  it to Saturday 7th November .

The Kyadondo East MP Hon Robert Kyagulanyi slept in Ntungamo the birth place of his wife Barbie on Friday night.

He was set to launch his manifesto by 11 am at Kakyeka Stadium however many of his supporters flooded his route to Mbarara  waving at him amidst heavy security deployment.

At the stadium security forces led by police blocked his supporters from marching to the stadium a venue of his manifesto launch .

Police insisted that only  70 people  should be allowed for the launch.

Hundreds of Bobi Wine supporters over powered police and forcefully entered  the stadium amidst cheers and jubilations 

Click on this link  to read Bobi Wine’s full speech at the launch of his manifesto 

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