Popular YouTube blogger and former NTV and NBS Television Journalist, Dean Lubowa Saava is behind bars after being arrested for reportedly maligning Capt. John Kasami and a host of other prominent people.
Saava was on Wednesday April 28, 2021 arrested by detectives from Criminal Investigation Directorate.
In the earlier story published by DailyExpress, Saava came out to pinpoint musician Edrisa Musuuza famously known as Eddy Kenzo, and UPDF’s Capt Kasami for allegedly recruiting young boys and girls into homosexuality.
Through his TMC TV (Africa Special show) on YouTube Channel, Saava claimed that Capt. Kasami mainly recruits youths from various universities in the country.
Lubowa affirmatively said most times, Capt. Kasami organises parties where he invites university students to have fun. And through such parties, he recruits them into homosexuality
“He usually invites University students to parties and when he invites you, he tells you to come with a friend. The drinks on his organised parties are always drugged so when students starting losing it, he puts them into pairs; a boy to a boy and a girl to a girl before ordering them to start making love,”Lubowa claimed.
On Eddy Kenzo’s part, the former NTV journalist claimed that the music star uses his Big Talent Football Academy to recruit young boys into the immoral act.
” Eddy Kenzo has a football academy which he used to recruit young boys into homosexuality. Yes we cannot deny the fact that he has worked a lot to be where he is, but we cannot accept such acts.
“And Eddy Kenzo shouldn’t come out to start shedding crocodile tears like he has always done while defending himself. he said then.
Meanwhile Saava was previously arrested by detectives at Katwe police station for fraud, Human trafficking and obtaining money by false pretence.
Lubowa who quit the media more than two years ago has been running an employment recruitment agency in Kibuye, on the outskirts of Kampala. Lubowa reportedly used the agency Global Skills International Limited, to receive money from people who expected jobs in return.
When contacted for a comment on the development, CID Spokesperson Charles Twine replied: “I am not aware about his arrest but let me check and revert”.
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