As Uganda enters a critical electoral period, the Director of the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID), Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGP) Tom Magambo, has made a heartfelt appeal to all citizens. He called on every Ugandan, regardless of political beliefs or party affiliations, to avoid any form of criminal behavior during this time.
AIGP Magambo stressed that elections should be a period of democratic participation, not fear or violence. He reminded the public that criminal acts can destabilize communities and threaten the safety of families across the country. The CID director urged everyone to respect the law and allow the election process to proceed peacefully, assuring that the police are prepared to respond to any unlawful activities.
With tensions often high during elections, Tom Magambo’s message comes at an important time. Citizens are encouraged to act responsibly, report suspicious activities, and cooperate with law enforcement to ensure a transparent and secure electoral process. He emphasized that national unity and safety should take precedence over political differences.
As the elections approach, the call from Tom Magambo is clear: every Ugandan has a role to play in maintaining peace. By embracing unity, respect, and civility, the country can experience an electoral period marked by safety and harmony for all.
