Reports circulating from Türkiye claim that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan could meet Ugandan political commentator Fred Lumbuye in Ankara, adding a fresh twist to the growing tensions between Uganda and Türkiye.The alleged meeting, reportedly planned at the Presidential Complex in Ankara, has not been independently confirmed by the Turkish or Ugandan governments and should therefore be treated as unverified.The reports come amid a diplomatic dispute over Lumbuye, who has lived in Türkiye for several years and is wanted by Ugandan authorities over allegations including incitement, spreading false information and cyber-related offences.On September 18, supporters of the Patriotic League of Uganda led by Secretary General Fadil Twalla marched to the Turkish Embassy in Kampala demanding Lumbuye’s extradition.A day later, the UPDF announced the suspension of defence and military cooperation with Türkiye, saying the measure would remain until outstanding issues between the two countries are resolved. The statement did not specifically identify Lumbuye as the reason for the suspension.If confirmed, a meeting between Erdoğan and Lumbuye would add another significant development to the ongoing Uganda-Türkiye dispute. For now, however, there is no official confirmation that the meeting will take place.
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