At least 200 inmates including the former Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Public Service aJimmy Lwamafa have been set free from various government prisons after being pardoned by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.
Uganda Prisons Service-UPS spokesperson Frank Baine, said Museveni forgave the inmates on public health and humanitarian grounds.
“In the exercise of the power vest in me under article 121 (1) (a) of the constitution of the republic of Uganda, 1995 as mended and on the advice of the advisory committee on the prerogative of mercy, I hereby grant to the person below, on public health and humanitarian grounds,” Museveni statement reads.
Bellow is the FULL LIST of 200 inmates pardoned by President Yoweri Museveni on 20th August 2023.
Lwamafa Jimmy, Mugerwa innocent, Isingoma Hassan, Anite Lean Beatrice, Ibiria Vicky, Peace Kevin, Aweki Saidi, Adubango Fred, Ahimbisibwe Conrad, Tushabirane Robert, Ssekajja Lawrence, Nkarabamu Simon, Kimera Julius, Turyahebwa Jordan, Bakashaba Emmanuel, Musoni Sam, Egasu David, Okolong Stephen, Ongom Fastinao, Ewoka Patrick, Ocen David, Enyangu Peter, Opus Charles, Ouma Anthony, Irambona Benveni (Burundiana) Munyambabazi Gerald, Seremba Abias alias Computer, Dyabe Alex, Kyomia Moses, Lukwago Lawlwnce, Muwanga Muhamad, Sendawula Yowas, Mutebi Shafic, Bukenya Godfrey, Tamale Bonny, Bakulumpagi Herman, Nakibinge Ceaser Munange, Okello Charles, Ddamba Joel, Rubalema Patrick, Ssemakula Francis, Moses Zabasajja Ndanabanji, Kadiba Rodgers, Lutu David, Buule Charles, Lubayi Godfrey, Magombe Joseph, Wamukota Richard, Alomu Francis, Tumwesigye Vincent, Kabugo Douglas, Nalwoga Hajjarah, Leuma Lochap, Buwembo Muhamad, Pte Tayebwa Mark, Nyombi Edward, Alinganyira Justus, Onen Stephen, Lukwago Moses, Mwana Shaka alias Aimefiarce, Mpamu Godfrey, Namakoye Moreen, Naburufe Robina, Asiimwe Edward, Nzamuye Benon, Mugabo Ronald, Omony Emmanuel, Kalangwa Bosco, Happy Vincent Kusemerererwa, Byonabye Vincent, Tumushabe Bosco Nyamwiza, Aturinde Earnest, Anguzu Morish, Nyadru Hussein, Monday Alias Wani, Obano Clinton, Likambo Geofrey, Acipa Scopars, Lagu Isah, Sadamu Juma, Mohamad Rasul, Gboyi James, Munguci Patrick, Ovuga Benard, Bakole Ismail, Musema Zubeir, Ajobi Zuberi, Opio David, Ogodi Salim, Muwonge Herbert, Bahati Alex, Tushabe Theodre, Sunday Daniel, Ndyanabo Alex, Tibesigwa Charles, Ssegawa Idi, Nsamba James, Ondoga Patrick, Adaku Ismail, Otim Michael, Alumai Godfrey, Magino Gerald, Arinda Rodney, Mugarura Bruhan, Ayongera Moses, Muhindo John, Muhame Ypweri, Muhangi James, Tumwesigye Fred, Mugerwa Issa, Okumu Joseph, Abdru Karim, Ainebyona Eric, Kyokusiima Ivan, Uwimana Ivan Rugambwa, Bitighuwa Elizabeth, Kengonzi Annah, Kyompaire Gloria, Okware St. Peter alias Odongo, Opio Abdul Akim, Lamaku Milton, Lubangakene Ronald, Kakumba Paul, Mbishaka Twishan, Kato Alafati, Isabirye Joseph, Wandera Sulaiman, Kadumbuli Yusuf, Balikoowa Muhammed, Omaswa Tony Ssemudu, Amuge Jesca, Otim Anyeke Julius, Baluku Jimmy, Mugaba John, Tibeyalirwa Adolf, Byaruhanga Michael, Mukiibai Patrick, Ojambo Aggrey, Lutalo Patrick, Obedi Christopher, Kyaligonza Ignatius, Turyasingura Francis, Mutonganize Annaclet, Tumwesigye Sunday, Nkubilulika Vincent, Kamumpaire John, Abitegeka Francis, Nabimanya Kakuru Gilbert, Alyesiima Stephen, Kasaija James, Turinayesu Augustine, Kabitura Matia, Ocaya James, Issa Drapali Boy, Odongo Tom alias Odu, Onono Jasper, Ojok Sunday, Metalolo Ismail, Komakech Simon Peter, Opio Juma, Moses Okello, Nedhomi Nelson, Oteko Rajab, Mudhasi Eriasa, Okoro Moses, Okech Kelement, Wninda Juma, Wandera Sylvester, Ofwono Hannington, Owere Samuel, Odongo Yofisa alias Rasi, Owoloi Solomon, Wabwire Siraji, Bogere Andrew, Ofumbe Patrick, Wafula Lauben, Ouma Kevin, Owor Timothy, Ochieng Jude, Masinde Stephen, Omakode Lawrence, Omala Nekemia, Mugoya Andrew alias Dogo, Kirungi Ronny, Omasajja Julius, Nganda Kenneth Abanku Ngolobe, Sanya Richard, Mugeni Darken, Kabesi Sharif Alias Goloa, Masalas Abdu Latif, Owor Charles, Wafwana Issac, Opapala Hax Martine, Wanyama Ben alias Wandere, Ojambo Boniface, Ouma Patrick, and Okulu Geofrey.
Jimmy Lwamafa, together with former public service ministry officials Christopher Obey (principal accountant) and Stephen Kunsa Kiwanuka (director for research and development) are accused of illegally including Shs 88.2 billion meant for civil servants into the ministry’s budget as a purported pension contribution to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) yet they knew civil servants don’t contribute to the fund.
President Museveni as the head of state is the only person with the powers to pardon inmates. Museveni has been pardoning prisoners usually at the end or start of the year. The latest document shows Museveni set free the 79 inmates on January 3rd but UPS has been processing their release documents.
