Gen Muhoozi Body Guard Faces Jail For Assaulting Pregnant Woman

One of the body guards of General Muhoozi Kainerugaba who also doubles as the Special Presidential Advisor on Special Operations may soon be arrested, Charged and prosecuted in courts of for assaulting a pregnant woman, Spyreports has learnt.
According to information obtained by this investigative website the troubled officers has been identified as Capt. Asasira Yona who is attached to Special Forces Command who is also on the team that Guards Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba (MK).
Capt. Yona Asasira hails from Nyarubare cell, Ntungamo Sub County in Ntungamo District.
The complainant who is almost six months pregnant has been identified as Mrs Nayebare Mereth who is married to Tayebwa Francis and she hails from Kyangara cell, Nyarubare Parish,Ntungamo Subcounty in Ntungamo District.
Reliable information from Kyangara says Capt Yona Asasira on May 21 in the afternoon, while at Kyangara assaulted Nayebare who was capturing the illegal operation conducted by Asasira and his goons while trespassing on the land.
The case of Criminal assault, Threatening Violence and malicious damage has been opened at Central Police Station in Ntungamo under Ref Number SD 33/19/06/2023.
Capt Asasira who was driving a State House car registration number UG 4100C was in the company of three SFC soldiers and over 30 goons.
"Afande there is a woman who is taking our picture and your car, she might put them on social media and we get problems," one of the local residents heard an SFC solider telling his boss Asasira.
The Capt swiftly rushed to where the woman was, grabbed her by the neck, pushed her down and grabbed her phone, deleted all the information and later damaged the screen. "You woman I have been told that you are the wife of Afande Francis, if I again see you taking any picture from here, I will shoot you," Another local person who witnessed the assault told us.
The eye witness says, the panicky woman went and  locked her self inside her house for fear of her life.
GENESIS OF THE THE MATTER
It is reported that the family of Late Yorokamu Tumusiime of Kyangara, Nyarubare in Ntungamo district has been having a land wrangle with Ntungamo Sub County which has lasted for very many years.
The family says their late father bought the land measuring approximately 3.5 hectares from one John Patrick Kabenje 50 years agao. They claim that all they were born from that land and even their father was buried there in 1995. The family adds that around 2012, they started the process of acquiring a land title for their land but were frustrated by political leaders who had developed interest in their land.
"In 2012 the family started the processing a certificate of title of their land. The area Land committee duly approved their application and forwarded to District Land Board for grant of free hold offer which was received," Reads part of the family documents.
Documents further show that before payments were made, some political leaders namely, Mugabi Sam former LCV Councillor for Ntungamo Sub County and One Enos Matanure former LC 3 Chairperson halted the process claiming that part of the land belonged to government whereas not.
Some of the family members whom we talked to say that around the beginning of this year, they got information that part of their land was going to be leased to FUFA as the foot ball play ground. "We rushed and put the adverts on Radio Ankole informing the public that the land which is called a play ground does not belong to government but its part of their family land," Mr Mwebaza H. Tumusiime told us.
He added that later the RDC Ntungamo District  Mucunguzi Godfrey called their family for a meeting. "RDC called for a meeting between our family and members of the District. The meeting was scheduled at mid day but RDC came at 6:15pm," Says Mwebaza adding that to their surprise RDC made a ruling giving away their land. He added that as the family, they all resolved to use their land according to the law.
He added that in May they filled their land with marram to level it and start using it. "When we did it, police came and took us to Ntungamo Police station and we recorded our statements showing how we own the land," Says Mwebaza adding that police instructed that no activity should be done on that land until court rules out.
Mwebaza says that to their surprise and shock,  last Thursday, they received information saying that Capt Yona Asasira came with a group of goons and started removing marram which was an exhibit of police. Yona says he was working on orders of Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba who gave back the land to public.