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Come and f****ng arrest me—Dow to Seboko

Monday, September 05, 2022 | 9370 Views |

While the Director of Research and Analysis at the Office of the President, Botho Seboko's founding affidavit makes reference to Dr Unity Dow's varying communications, there is one particular voice note that irks him.

Through his attorney, Dr Obonye Jonas, Seboko wants a restraining order against the Specially Elected legislator for her "unbecoming conduct of cyberharassment, cyberstalking, and offensive electronic communication".

According to court papers, Dow, who was over the last couple of months bemoaning harassment at the hands of the Directorate on Intelligence and Security and the Facebook pseudo account, France Museveni gaining notoriety, sent a scathing audio message to Seboko.

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