POLICE’S CID TO SUMMON NRM’S KIWANDA , NUP’S KYAGULANYI AND SIX OTHERS OVER FORMER SPEAKER’S DEATH

Police CID is to issue summons to eight people including a government minister and the father of the late Speaker Jacob Oulanyah to provide further and better particulars over allegations that the deceased was poisoned .

According to a police statement signed by Spokesman Fred Enanga , those to be summoned include , Mr.. Godfrey Suubi Kiwanda, Dr. Chris Baryomunsi Minister of ICT who was mentioned by Kiwanda, Mr. Gilbert Olanya, Mr. Santa Okot, NUP President Kyagulanyi Ssentamu Robert, Mr. Bosmic Otim, and Mzee L’okori Nathan the late Oulanyah’s father ,  selected cultural and local leaders as well as several other bloggers.

“They should provide us with the chain of evidence of how the crime was committed allegedly beyond reasonable doubt, by whom, how the poison was acquired, proof of access to the victim whether directly or indirectly, and any parallel certificate of death, to help substantiate their version of cause of death,” Enanga stated.

He explained that the cause of death of the Rt. Hon. Jacob Oulanyah, was clearly revealed as “Multiple organ failure of the heart, lungs, liver and kidney” from the University of Washington Medical Centre, in Seattle, USA.  “The Former Speaker had also attended other hospitals in Germany, the Uganda Cancer Institute and other hospitals, after he was diagnosed with Cancer in 2019. From all these hospitals, there was no trace of poison, in the systemic circulation and or body organs, as per the medical records.  The deceased was treated in hospitals in Uganda, Germany and the UAE”


Enanga added :”It is therefore, unfortunate that the news of the alleged poisoning of the late Rt. Hon. Jacob Oulanyah, continued to produce debates.  The public should know that in all deaths by poisoning, the identification of the poisonous substance is vital.  And the presence of the poison in the systemic circulation or body organs must be proven. We are therefore, summoning all those persons with other alleged causes of death including poisoning, for further interview and statement recording. “

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