  
              World    acclaimed HIV/AIDS Activist cum composer HIV/AIDS Anthem, Patrick Donald    Oucha, has relocated from the Capital City of Uganda to a little known    PAROMBO Township in East Africa, March 2012, Safe Life Investigator reports    with authority. 
               Oucha’s    decision to relocate comes after series of attempts by unknown people to    eliminate him were disabled.   “I have    chosen to maintain peace within my inner world and peace with my outer world.    I do not want to hurt my enemies.” said Oucha. 
                Adding  that “the months of January 2012 and February 2012 have been extremely sad for  me.” 
                Safe  Life Investigator has learnt that, Oucha reportedly missed programmed motor  accident on January 6th and January 7th respectively. He  missed programmed abduction on Feb 5th. In mid February, the Ouchas  unearthed plots to set their hired office and residence on fire through  programmed electrical fault. 
                In a  separate twist on February 25th Oucha was served a bottle of soda  (coca-cola) whose content had suspicious object inserted in the bottle.       “I bought a Coca-cola, safely opened by  a lady seller but in about twenty seconds I realized something suspicious in  the content.  When I complained the mob  surrounded me and rapidly turned against me.    Shortly after, officials of Uganda police in plain clothes brutally  arrested me.” explained Oucha. 
                Adding  that  “in the process they confiscated my  multi line mobile handset valued at $300.    I had $800 and Ugshs.1,000,000 in my wallet which  survived the rough hands” 
                Though  Oucha was lifted legs - up during the brutal and unlawful arrest, the police  realized it was a mistake on their part.   “We only wanted to save Mr. Oucha from the merciless mob who couldn’t  understand whatever explanation” said an Officer from Mukono Police who  preferred not to be named.  
                Oucha writes to World Health  Organization. 
                  In a  letter dated 12th October 2011, Oucha wrote to World Health  Organization, Kampala Office seeking for support and protection. However, World  Health Organization Kampala Office spent about four months to reply the said  letter. 
                Our  investigator saw a letter undersigned by Dr. Joaquium Saweka which states that  “the organization is not in position to help in any way because of resource  limitation and mandatory issues.” 
                Adding  that “feel free to contact us in future we could be of help regarding your  programmes that may fall within our core mandate and functions.  Looking forward to working together in future  in the fight against HIV/AIDS and providing technical assistance to your  organization as may be required” reads in part letter dated 12/12/2011 but  delivered to the recipient on 18/02/2012 (2 months). 
                Oucha and the Uganda Police Force. 
                  The  history of Oucha and the Police Force is dated way back in the 60s when Oucha’s  Father Patrick Donald Ngarombo RIP served as Inspector of Police.  The family enjoyed good relationship until  October, 3rd 2011 when Uganda Police interrogated Oucha for about 40  hours in three days on allegations of being non-Ugandan, a mistake Uganda Police  Force  quickly corrected by issuing a  letter which reads in parts  “Patrick  Donald Oucha is a true Ugandan. A Global HIV/AIDS Activist and the Composer of HIV/AIDS  Anthem, gazetted in the Uganda Gazette of March 18 2005. He is free to go about  with his business as this office has found no criminal record on him after  ‘Investigations States Uganda Police, Criminal Intelligence Metropolitant  South. 
                Meanwhile  Oucha feels the Police has disorganized him beyond and inconvenienced him  totally “I am not happy with the Uganda Police Force, they have made my life  miserable by way of intimidation, humiliation, harassments, unlawful arrests  something that makes me regret why my father ever served in the Force.”   
                Adding  that “I have been a humble person for long but that does not mean am dull.  I pray that my tongue should not answer these  guys without touch of respect.” 
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