Museveni Directs Kayihura to Probe Kagingo Bruno Agababyona Sarah Kagingo President Museveni has directed the Inspector General of Police General Kale Kayihura to investigate allegations that one of his staff Sarah Kagingo, former Special Presidential Assistant for Communications, had ordered the arrest of a person she accused of hacking into the President’s social media accounts and the State House website. State House said in a statement on Tuesday night that the President talked to General Kayihura directly on phone from Rome, directing him to investigate the matter and give him a report. Those who should also be investigated are the police officers who carried out the arrest and Kagingo herself, reads part of the statement. “I personally suspended Kagingo for misconduct and she does not have any role in handling the state house website or my social media platforms. This is a responsibility that falls under my ICT department,” he said. The President explained that nobody in state house or in government has powers to order the arrest of anybody. This he said is the duty of security agencies. “It was wrong, for the police officers to work on directives of Kagingo. This must be investigated thoroughly to find out why they did it,” he said. The President who monitors his social media platforms keenly, learnt from social media reports yesterday about the issue and ordered the immediate release of Joseph Owino the suspect as investigations concerning the case are embarked on. Chimpreports today published an exclusive story on the behind-the-scenes developments that saw Owino detained at Kireka Police for reportedly hacking into Museveni’s Twitter and Facebook accounts. Sources said Kagingo could be summoned this week to CIID to record a statement.
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 18:26:34 +0000
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