17K views · 1K reactions | Bobi Wine’s latest song, “Everything Will Be Alright” is good but will not even make it to the top 100 trending songs in Uganda. - Ssalongo Lubowa #UGTop24Countdown | #Radio4UG | RADIO 4 Uganda | Facebook

39K views · 2K reactions | Bobi Wine has called on the people of Lango to vote for him as the next President of the Republic of Uganda. While speaking during an interview at @Radio Wa, the opposition leader and musician emphasized his commitment to bringing change, unity, and equal opportunities to all Ugandans. He urged the people of Lango to stand firm, believe in a new Uganda, and be part of the movement for freedom and transformation.  : @Emmagy | Skylight Promotions | Facebook

95K views · 2.1K reactions | Frank Gashumba agambye mbu Bobi Wine's interview ali ku Script | UG Media | Facebook

In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine responded to Museveni's threat. In a series of provocative posts on X, President’s son and Army Chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba labelled Wine’s supporters as "terrorists" and gave the musician-turned-politician a 48-hour ultimatum to surrender to police. While Museveni celebrated his landslide win, Bobi Wine has rejected the results as "fake" and remains in hiding following a military raid on his home. The escalati

Uganda police has rejected reports of Bobi Wine’s arrest, saying he remains at his home under security watch. Meanwhile, Bobi Wine in a Facebook post says he had escaped a police raid on his home and was in hiding as the country brace for the results of a fraught election held under an internet blackout. #DWAfricaSocialMedia | DW Africa

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine said he escaped a police and army raid on his house as veteran incumbent Yoweri Museveni was declared the landslide winner of Uganda's presidential election https://reut.rs/4q3rofL | Reuters