Bobi Wine: The People’s President | Official Trailer | National Geographic Documentary Films

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·Nov 10, 2024

Election
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This is a message to the government. University, I didn't know he was a musician. He was different. I didn't have so many dreams; she impacted my life. She made me realize we had to impact other lives. I've come to Parliament and taken an oath to protect the constitution of Uganda. Somebody had to speak for us. People thought the loudest voice again one more confident time.

This year's presidential election could see 71-year-old presidential Sevigny serve a fifth term in office. No leader has ever handed over power peacefully. This is a military regime dressed in a civil facade. We have the honorable Bobby Wine with us as a matter of fact.

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Why is my husband held in a military base? If I could see him, then I would know what I am actually dealing with you.

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I would rather represent the resilience of Ugandans. We stand for equality and dignity for everybody. Oh, we are not violent, and we continue to preach non-violence. Nothing will stop him. We must get our freedom, or we shall die trying.

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We are fighting for freedom. We are fighting for... We do.

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