A Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) enforcement team, a counter-terrorism officer on a motorbike and an army officer on foot patrol have been cited outside Bobi Wine’s home in Magere, according to the Observer.
It is not clear why the team in there but there had been reports that URA had on the spot over Bobi Wine’s so called bulletproof car he unveiled on Sunday.
URA bosses are said to be on tenterhooks over the manner in which Bobi Wine acquired his car that he claims is bulletproof.
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