Medard Lubega Sseggona, a Member of Parliament in Uganda, found his pristine vehicle transformed into a crime scene. Car wash attendants swindled him out of an astonishing 118 million shillings.
Sseggona, renowned for his anti-corruption stance, experienced the bitter taste of deceit at the most unlikely location – a car wash situated near the Catholic Cathedral in Kampala. He left his vehicle for a standard wash, only to return and find his money had disappeared as quickly as the soap bubbles.
Unfazed, Sseggona took on the role of an investigator and reported the theft. The police, adept at unearthing trouble, pursued a trail of soapy clues. Their sharp observation led them to three car wash attendants: Jordan Axtime, Emmanuel Migadde, and John Vianney Kibaale, whose pockets were curiously empty. They were swiftly taken into custody.
A subsequent search of their residences revealed a concealed cache – 35 million shillings, just a small portion of the pilfered money. Witnesses came forward, alleging that a group of young men were part of this foamy fraud. The plot continues to thicken!
The investigation is ongoing, tracing the digital footprints of transferred funds. This bold theft has left Kampala in a state of unease. Was it a simple snatch-and-run, or is there a more sinister criminal mastermind behind the scenes?
One thing is certain: Sseggona’s faith in car washes is as immaculate as his car was not. The search for the soapy culprits continues, and Kampala anxiously awaits the outcome, hoping for a clear and clean resolution.