The National Unity Platform (NUP) has condemned a recent raid on its headquarters and leadership school, alleging that security forces vandalized property and stole cash and equipment.During a press conference, NUP leader Robert Kyagulanyi, also known as Bobi Wine, stated that the joint security forces—acting under government orders—broke into the party’s offices in Kavule and Kamwokya. The raiding officers reportedly stole computers, cameras, documents, and hard drives containing CCTV footage.Additionally, Bobi Wine revealed that over 40 million Ugandan shillings in cash was taken by the security personnel. “State thugs vandalized our property, stole computers, cameras, documents, and over 40 million shillings in cash,” he said, adding that the assailants also disabled security systems before making away with the stolen items.He accused President Yoweri Museveni’s son, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, of orchestrating the attack. “This was not just an attack on NUP—it was an attack on every Ugandan who believes in change, freedom, and the right to organize without fear,” Bobi Wine declared.The NUP leader reiterated his call for accountability from both the Ugandan government and the international community, urging action against what he described as state-sponsored intimidation and theft.The Ugandan authorities have yet to respond to the allegations.The post Security Forces Steal Millions in Raid on NUP Offices – Bobi Wine appeared first on The Insider.