Over the past couple of days, Robert Kabushenga has been at the forefront of exposing Tugume Nelson the head of the Coffee Investment Consortium Initiative and his cartel who misappropriated money that was meant to promote the coffee industry in Uganda.
Robert Kabushenga shared the threads of evidence that looked like a TV series or episodes right from the planning stage to the point where the money was swindled and also the beneficiaries of the said money.
Based on what Robert Kabushenga shared, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, his son in law Odrek Rwabwogo and many others have been dragged into the mix .
You can read each thread below and see photos of how the money was shared among the few
COFFEE EXPOSÉ
Guys, those of you who put your behind, behind our behind😂😂😂thank you!! Even those of you who put your behind in our eyes 🤣🤣oba what do we say???Seriously, a step in the right direction that a written demand for accountability has issued. One more area where… pic.twitter.com/AkQsRqKqAF
— Robert Kabushenga (@rkabushenga) January 16, 2024
COFFEE SCAM PART II
Back to @NelsonTugumeO.1. The latest scheme is a media campaign in Russian media allied to Putin. Supposedly to grow imports of Ugandan coffee into Russia. That will need more money.
2. He is spending part of the taxpayers money to build his “factory for… pic.twitter.com/BssYYLEtOk
— Robert Kabushenga (@rkabushenga) January 14, 2024
COFFEE SCAM EXPOSÉ 3
The So Called ConsortiumSo how did we get to @TugumeNelsonO being given millions of dollars from @mofpedU meant for coffee to spend at will? How did I find myself in the thick of it?
In the early afternoon Saturday June 12, 2021 two unexpected visitors… pic.twitter.com/LlwT5W684o
— Robert Kabushenga (@rkabushenga) January 14, 2024
COFFEE SCAM EXPOSÉ 4
Why & how @TugumeNelsonO created @coffeeinvestug
To do so we must explain why Nelson has closed his Coffee City outfit & Inspire Africa Café on TWED Towers. Part of the reason is he had to flee his rent obligations. Landlords have been left holding an empty… pic.twitter.com/Nd9bFeXiBJ
— Robert Kabushenga (@rkabushenga) January 15, 2024
COFFEE EXPOSÉ: EPILOGUE
Folks, following my last post, I have since received an update on what happened to the rest of the money. Find here below how the 31.4bn meant for the coffee value chain was shared out by the crooks at @coffeeinvestug. Read it from frame 1-4 on that… pic.twitter.com/mh3UfykyW3— Robert Kabushenga (@rkabushenga) January 19, 2024
PHOTOS OF HOW THE MONEY WAS SHARED
