Nakalema Cynthia Faith

Habibi, yesterday a mother watched on as the light of day gave way to darkness, then spent the twelve or so hours of the night without an idea where her son could be! She must hoped the regime would bring him back to her late in the night, & probably wouldn't mind if the knock came at 1 or 4 am. She would have opened the door, even celebrated such an outcome, actually. Sadly, she must have also fought with thoughts that her son was being tortured & prayed that he is still alive, at the very least, being that his abduction happened in a country with a long history of abducted people who didn't return. It is likely this made her cry - like it would make most normal mothers cry. What is unlikely is that the mothers of those behind his torture, give two hoots what happens to Louis Ninsiima, or how his mother is pained by the actions of their sons - or husbands for that matter! Louis Ninsiima isn't a petty thief, not a even robber; he isn't a suspected terrorist, rapist, or murderer. None of these! At a time when politicians are being forgiven for stealing billions off taxpayers to buy British-brand clothes that cost more than the combined annual earnings of entire families, & intelligence chiefs forgiven for cooking up evidence to justify budget increases despite people dying & a result - all her son did was befriend a regime critic! Now another day is upon us, but @LouisKyle_ is still unaccounted for. He will miss his classes; his family will keep praying he is still alive, & elites in the regime will wonder why some Ugandans says nothing good about their country! Meanwhile, Museveni will make another speech about Pan-Africanism, & the evils of Transatlantic slave trade, and colonialism and why Africa must unite to end the suffering of her people! #FreeLouisNinsiima