Man who stole Museveni's money, 1 million from the dancers in Nansana, exposed—Sheikh Yunus Kabaya

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The video begins with Sheikh Yunus Kabaya recounting how a group of dancers from Nansana had been invited to entertain at a function where President Yoweri Museveni distributed cash tokens to the performers. According to Kabaya, each troupe was meant to receive one million Ugandan shillings as a gesture of appreciation for their participation. Excitement quickly turned to frustration when the dancers realized the money never reached them.

Kabaya identifies the alleged culprit as a self-appointed go-between who positioned himself as the liaison for the dancers. After collecting the envelope from Museveni’s protocol team, the man vanished, leaving the performers stranded without their promised payment. Kabaya states that the suspect had previously earned trust at similar events, which is why no one questioned him when he offered to “safeguard” the cash on behalf of the group.

The video details the investigation that followed. Dancers filed complaints with local leaders, prompting Kabaya and several community members to track phone calls, review informal security footage, and speak with witnesses who saw the intermediary leaving the venue in a hired vehicle. Their inquiry eventually revealed the suspect’s whereabouts in another Kampala suburb, where he was reportedly spending lavishly and boasting about newfound wealth.

Kabaya expresses outrage, emphasizing that the theft not only deprived young artists of their livelihood but also embarrassed the President, whose gesture was meant to uplift grassroots talent. He urges law-enforcement agencies to prosecute the individual and warns event organizers to establish tighter controls when handling appearance fees. The sheikh further calls on cultural leaders to protect performers from similar exploitation.

In closing, Kabaya thanks viewers for amplifying the dancers’ plight and encourages anyone with additional evidence to come forward. He stresses that public vigilance is crucial for deterring future scams, especially when high-profile donations are involved. The video ends with a reminder that accountability must prevail so that creative professionals receive the support intended for them.

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