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Besigye’s Easter Message from Prison: “We Are at Peace Despite Imprisonment”

Dr. Besigye’s Easter Message from Luzira: Peace Amidst Persecution

Jailed opposition figure Dr. Kizza Besigye has delivered a heartfelt Easter message from Luzira Maximum Security Prison, expressing gratitude for the nationwide support and affirming his spiritual strength despite ongoing imprisonment.

“We are very grateful for all the moral, material, and spiritual support that you have given us over the last five months,” the message read, offering blessings to supporters during the Easter season.

Detained alongside his ally Hajj Obeid Lutale, Besigye emphasized that their peace stems from divine grace, even as they face charges they say are politically motivated.


Reflection and Renewal Behind Bars

In his message, Besigye framed prison not merely as a place of punishment, but also of deep meditation and spiritual growth:

“Prison offers a great opportunity to meditate, reflect, discern, and experience spiritual renewal,” he wrote, describing Easter as a timely period for such introspection.


Legal Ordeal Continues

Besigye and Lutale were arrested in Nairobi, Kenya, and extradited to Uganda in 2024. Initially charged with illegal firearm possession and treachery before a military tribunal, their case was later shifted to the High Court, following a Supreme Court ruling that barred military trials for civilians.

Now facing treason charges, the two remain in detention as the High Court has denied bail, despite their persistent declarations of innocence.


Conclusion

Despite months of detention, Besigye’s message from prison highlights resilience, spiritual conviction, and hope—qualities he says define the true essence of the Easter celebration.

Patricia Renee
Patricia Reneehttps://kampalaexpress.com
Patricia Renee Nakayenga is a Ugandan-based writer and storyteller with a passion for news reporting and narrative storytelling. She specializes in bringing everyday experiences, societal issues, and compelling human-interest stories to life. With a keen eye for detail and a natural gift for writing, she crafts engaging content that informs, inspires, and sparks meaningful conversations. For collaborations and inquiries, reach her at: [email protected].