The Wait Is Over! Some NUP Supporters Walk Free After Nearly 6 Years.

For nearly six years, they disappeared behind prison walls. No trial. No conviction. Just years of waiting. Today, that long chapter has finally come to an end. After almost six years in detention, Yasin Ssekitoleko, Jimmy Galukande, Gibusiwa Abdul Hakim, Kintu Abdallah, Kalanzi Sharif, Muwonge Ibra, Kato Umar Emma, Mwase Patrick, and Kavuma Musa have been released. The men, who are supporters of the National Unity Platform (NUP) and Bobi Wine, arrived at the party headquarters to an emotional welcome. Smiles replaced years of uncertainty as they spoke to Bobi Wine through a video call. For them, it was more than a phone call. It was a moment many wondered would ever come. But while families celebrate their return, difficult questions remain. Why did it take nearly six years? And what does their release mean for the many others who remain in detention? Watch the emotional scenes from the NUP headquarters as these men take their first steps back to freedom after nearly six years behind bars.