How Trade Ministry PS Ssali Teamed Up With Her Male Counter Terrorism Officer And Assaulted Trade Legal Officer Aneno Sandra.

Shocking information has emerged pinning Permanent Secretary to Ministry of Trade Geraldine Ssali on assaulting Head legal Aneno Sandra before illegally interdicting her from duty, Spyreports has learnt.

The information which we have established indicates that the rough PS after having issues with Aneno, teamed up with his Male officer from Counter terrorism and assulted her in the corridor.

 "This woman ordered her male police officer to beat up the lady," says a source who was at the scene.

The sources says the officer first rejected the orders but the rough PS insisted on her orders.

 "The muscular officer without notice grabbed the lady in the chest and the neck and PS started punching her seriously," says another eye witness.

 The helpless Aneno cried for help and was rescued by the escorts of Newly appointed State Minister for Trade Gen Wilson Mbusa Mbaddi.

"If these UPDF escorts had not come to rescue probably the damage on Aneno would be grave".

 You police officer you are a man why are you holding a lady to be beaten.it is very wrong just leave her,"a source quoted Gen Mbaddi's escort shouting at PS escort. When Aneno was rescued, she felt done for some minutes before she was taken for treatment.

 She later went to police and opened up case of criminal assault against PS Ssali.

According to the information well obtained from Farmers house, it is not the first time PS Ssali fight with her colleagues.

 "This rough lady once fought with the former Minister Harriet Ntambi after they disagreed on some payment.

 They were separated by Minister Mwebesa," Says another. Source. She says when ever PS disagrees with the staff, she just abuses or fight.

"We need some one to put this lady to order such that she can respect others," Another staff says adding she behaves like someone who never went to school.

 Efforts to get a comment from PS Ssali were futile as she could not answer our calls.