"I will request my brothers and sisters who are in position to reach the president, please tell him in the truth, tell him the real issues affecting local people because whenever we speak the truth, we are taken as the enemies of this country," he said.
Appearing on NBS Uncut, Bobi Wine said he is very delighted to see the people of Uganda embracing the struggle for change in the country.
He called upon the locals to open up their eyes to the truth and not to fall in the trap of leaders seeking selfish interests.
"This thing is not about Bobi Wine. I can speak for myself and also speak for the people so if we see the truth, it is better to tell the nation. The struggle is not about Bobi Wine. This struggle is about thousands of Ugandans,"he said.
He said the most fundamental issue in the cause of change is speaking the truth.
He urged the public to not to pin point fingers at one another especially during this crucial time of trying to bring change in the country.