Uganda: opposition leader Bobi Wine attacked by security forces in Gulu
## Incident Involving Opposition Candidate in Uganda
Incident Involving Opposition Candidate in Uganda
On Sat, Bobi Wine, an opposition candidate in Uganda, reported an incident in the northern city of Gulu. According to information shared on social network X, Wine and his team experienced an attack allegedly carried out by security forces during their campaign activities.
Wine's posts included videos and photos depicting scenes of violence. It was reported that individuals involved in the campaign, both aides and supporters, were subjected to physical assault. Additionally, the campaign's sound system was reportedly vandalized by individuals not in uniform. Earlier reports indicated that Wine's office in Gulu was also targeted.
Some individuals affected by the incident required medical attention. This occurrence is part of a broader context of escalating violence leading up to the presidential election scheduled for Thu, Jan 15, 2026.
On Sat, Bobi Wine, an opposition candidate in Uganda, reported an incident in the northern city of Gulu.
Bobi Wine will be contesting against the incumbent president, Yoweri Museveni, who is pursuing a sixth term. Museveni, aged 81, has governed Uganda since 1986.
Based on reporting by Africanews.
