President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has warned security officers and Resident District Commissioners (RDCs) against imposing unnecessary restrictions on bars and nightlife, let his bazukulu enjoy the party.
Speaking during a security address in Nakasero, Kampala, Museveni questioned why officials should disturb young Ugandans — whom he affectionately calls his “Bazukulu” — while they are peacefully enjoying themselves in bars.
The President’s remarks come amid continued debate over attempts by some local authorities to enforce early closing hours for bars and entertainment venues.
Museveni has maintained that Ugandans should be allowed to enjoy the peace and freedom of their country without unnecessary interference, sending a clear warning against excessive restrictions on nightlife.
The President’s latest remarks could come as a relief to Uganda’s entertainment industry and nightlife lovers, who have faced recurring uncertainty over bar operating hours and restrictions imposed by local authorities.
Museveni’s message was clear: security enforcement should not unnecessarily interfere with Ugandans peacefully enjoying their evenings.
🚨 Museveni Warns Security Officers Over Nighttime Bar Restrictions: “Leave My Bazukulu Alone”
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has cautioned security officers and Resident District Commissioners (RDCs) against imposing unnecessary restrictions on bars and nightlife, insisting… pic.twitter.com/PKy2MOSzjk
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