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Court Remands Two Over Land Fraud, Forgery in Entebbe

By Our Reporter

 

ENTEBBE

 

Entebbe Chief Magistrates Court has remanded two suspects on allegations of land fraud and forgery in Entebbe.

 

Mugisha Junior Bukanura Agaba and Akora Naume who appeared before the Entebbe Chief Magistrates Court today, Thursday, June 25, 2026 were slapped with charges of obtaining money by false pretenses, Forgery, Uttering false documents and Personation.

 

According to the State House Anti-Corruption Unit that carried out the investigations, the two suspects, together with others still at large on October 14, 2025, orchestrated a fraudulent scheme through which they obtained Shs80 million from a buyer.

 

The suspects presented themselves as the registered proprietors of land comprised in Busiro Block 436, Plot 374, Nalugala, and forged National Identity Cards bearing the names and National Identification Numbers (NINs) of the genuine proprietors, Ahimbisibwe Allan and Nassamula Harriet, but with photographs of the suspects.

 

They further executed a fraudulent sale agreement and convinced the victim to part with Shs80 million for property they neither owned nor had authority to sell. The court has remanded them until July 15, 2026.

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