Ainebyona was sentenced to one and a half years in prison or a fine of UGX 3.5 million after being found guilty of forcible entry, malicious damage, and assault.

The case began following a March 2025 arrest, where Ainebyona violently evicted residents from a contested plot in Block 542.

During the incident, he destroyed plantations and physically assaulted occupants. The dispute involves a 1932 freehold title held by departed Asians and a 1999 mailo title held by Mwanje Badru; Ainebyona claimed to be acting for the former.

The conviction follows a direct intervention by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit (SHACU). Under the leadership of Brig Gen Henry Isoke, the unit investigated the criminal elements of the case following a presidential directive, ensuring the rule of law was upheld alongside the Ministry of Lands and the DPP.

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This dramatic legal action, spearheaded by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, aims to hold those accountable for the alleged theft.

The suspects include Mukiibi Ismail, the District Engineer, and Bwante Moses, the Assistant Engineering Officer. They are accused of conspiracy to defraud. Others are reportedly still at large.

The charges stem from events between 2023 and 2024. The officials allegedly conspired to defraud the district of millions of shillings. This money was meant for fuel for road maintenance.

It is claimed the accused connived with managers of fuel stations. They allegedly took cash meant for fuel supplies.

The officials are also accused of fraudulently claiming fuel for grounded vehicles. These vehicles had been out of service for several months.

The two officials were remanded to prison. They will return to court. Their next appearance is set for August 14, 2025.

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