Government Advises Bobi Wine To Relax And Forget Airlifting Stranded Black Africans From China

Last week singer cum People Power honcho Hon. Bobi Wine aka Omubanda Wa Kabaka penned down a letter to the Prime Minister of Uganda Rukahana Rugunda revealing how he had partnered with an American media owner and businessman Neil Nelson and made arrangements to airlift black Africans that are stranded in different parts of China.

Bobi Wine requested government to allow Africans who are facing reported discrimination in China to be repatriated back home. Well according to local publications, The Observer, government has turned down Bobi Wine’s plans.

It reports that Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Henry Okello Oryem said that government has lawful structures that are currently handling the matter.

The Minister said constitutionally, the responsibility of protecting Ugandans abroad is given to the President.

“If any Ugandan succeeds and achieves, it is the responsibility of the President of Uganda, if any Uganda dies abroad, this is also the responsibility of the President of Uganda. Does he have the capacity to be held responsible for all of this, no? This is a foreign policy issue that you do not just wake up and do,” Oryem said.

He added that government is currently registering Ugandans abroad; in America, the United Kingdom and other parts of the world.

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