NUP BOBI WINE PROVIDE SUPPORT TO REPORTING CHILDREN OF POLITICAL PRISONERS AND FALLEN FOOTSOLDIERS

By mc fresh 66@freshmediaexclussive


 Today the national unity platform through its leaders ,The president Robert kyaguranyi Sssentamu and the secretary general David Lewis Luboyongoya, have continued to extend support to thee reporting children of ploitical prisoners and fallen footsoldiers of NUP.

AT the party headquatres makerere kavule,today 8th feb 2025 BOBI WINE under NUP supported families with home basic needs like food,soap,and scholarstic materials to the childrean reporting back to school, and the portion of schoolfees to every child.

it should noted that for the past 4 years NUP has been supporting these families. through his X official account ,bobi wine claryfied this "In keeping with our tradition, today we hosted families of our comrades who were murdered, those who are in prison, as well as those who were disappeared and are still missing. We offered them scholastic materials and a portion of school fees, as the children go back to school. It was very emotional listening to stories of these comrades, especially those who were killed and those who were taken away by security operatives four, five years ago and have never been found up to now. I used this occasion to appreciate the pupils who are performing very well in school, and asked the rest to work very hard despite the pain they have had to live.

Once again, I encourage everyone who has some means to approach our welfare office at the
@NUP_Ug
Headquarters and see how to support these children or their parents. We remain hopeful that one day, there will be justice."

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