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NBS TV speaks out on Sserwanjja home raid as Police intensify their search

JAVIRA SSEBWAMI | PML Daily Staff WriterbyJAVIRA SSEBWAMI | PML Daily Staff Writer
February 7, 2019
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A reliable source in the security circles told us that the four are accused of working with wrong elements from foreign entities. (FILE PHOTO)

KAMPALA – Uganda Police are continuing their search for NBS Television’s senior investigative reporter and anchor, Solomon Sserwanjja, hours after his wife  Vivian Naliika was arrested alongside two BBC Africa journalists, a cameraman and a driver.

In a brief statement issued on social media, NBS Television says Sserwanjja was working on a joint investigative report with the team from the BBC, a media partner with NBS Television.

NBS adds that those arrested remain at the Kampala Central Police Station while efforts to secure their release continue.

On contrary, Police spokesperson Fred Enanga in a statement issued Thursday afternoon said the Wednesday night raid at Sserwanjja’s home in Mukono aimed at retrieving government drugs allegedly at his home.

Enanga claims 14 boxes of government drugs were discovered at the journalist’s home during a police search.

“We want Sserwanjja to help us with our investigation of how government drugs ended up at his home,” he said.

Kampala Metropolitan Area spokesperson, Patrick Onyanga had earlier confirmed that police has in custody five suspects on charges of illegal possession of classified drugs contrary to section 27(2) of the National Drug Authority cap 206.

Onyango said they are already in contact with Sserwanjja and that the Police is waiting for him to “bring himself.”

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