Museveni Paid Munyagwa Shs 400M To Abuse Bobi Wine In 2026 Elections – Journalist Kwezi Confirms

Media personality and seasoned journalist Kwezi Robinson has alleged that former Common Man’s Party presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa, alongside several other former presidential contenders, held a private meeting with President Yoweri Museveni at his country residence immediately following the recent general elections.

In a widely circulated video statement, Robinson claimed that during the meeting, President Museveni provided each attending candidate with UGX 10 million for transportation back to Kampala.

He further alleged that days later, the President instructed the State House Comptroller to wire an additional UGX 400 million to each individual.

According to Robinson, these payments were a token of appreciation for their participation in the presidential race, which he claims was strategically designed to crowd the ballot paper and confuse voters.

He argued that a two-horse race would have otherwise favored opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi (Bobi Wine) due to ballot placement.

“If Munyagwa says I am lying, let him deny it, and I will reveal all the evidence to see if he has never received the Shs 400 million after the elections,” Robinson challenged.

These claims echo broader public skepticism regarding the authenticity of certain opposition figures, with critics arguing that some candidates covertly collaborate with the ruling establishment.

Robinson’s remarks follow recent disclosures by Hon. Nameere, which have further fueled ongoing debate and scrutiny surrounding post-election political allegiances in Uganda.