“These were my ideals when I left Uganda and they are still my ideals today.” He added: “I left Uganda last year on April 31 under normal travel schedule. I arrived in Britain the following day only to learn that all my assistants had been arrested and that I was due for arrest. I went ahead to book a flight on British Airways to return on May 9, 2013 but then the government deployed soldiers all over Entebbe Airport. So I thought it prudent not to come.” “So I have been mobilising. But I think they have now realised that such excesses are not sustainable and they are not even good for the regime. When I arrived last night at the airport there were soldiers, and I remember seeing the Director General of ISO and the other soldiers. I just passed by them but I had also invited my lawyer Rwakafuzi who escorted me to my sister’s car. My sister was there to receive me and I think it was Rwakafuzi who first made a statement about my arrival to one of the radio stations.” He added: “You can see that I traveled in civilian cars and I am not armed. I had assured everyone that I would come back the way I went and I am back. I am not yet arrested but you will soon hear about the arrest.
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