In what appears to be an assassination, a government minister in Uganda was fatally shot by their own bodyguard, who was a soldier in the National Army.
On Tuesday morning, retired Col Charles Okello Engola, who served as the deputy minister for labour, was tragically shot and killed at his home in Kampala, the capital of Uganda. The suspected perpetrator was Engola’s own bodyguard, adding to the shock and tragedy of the situation. Investigations into the assassination are ongoing.
The suspected assassination of a Ugandan minister has left many questions unanswered, including whether or not there was a dispute between the minister and his bodyguard. The tragic incident has shocked the nation and raised concerns about the safety of government officials. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive behind the shooting and to bring those responsible to justice.
Eyewitnesses reported that the bodyguard was seen walking around the neighborhood and firing shots into the air. The incident has sparked concerns about security measures and the safety of government officials in the country.
The identity of the bodyguard has not yet been confirmed, but they reportedly took their own life just minutes after the incident.
The tragic incident also resulted in injuries to several other individuals. Further details are yet to be released.
The suspected assassination of a Ugandan minister has left locals in shock, as videos on social media show crowds gathering at the scene. The minister was reportedly shot dead by their own bodyguard, adding to the growing concern over political instability in the region. Investigations are ongoing as authorities work to uncover the motives behind the tragic incident.
Prior to his role as a minister, Col Engola had served as a deputy minister for defence.
