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Kito Alerts & Awareness Campaign Uganda

@KitoAlertUganda

Platform for exposing and raising awareness of Blackmail, Extortion, Coercion, Scam, Homophobic Violence & Sexual Assault towards the Ugandan LGBTQ+ Community.

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Our collective efforts will focus on conducting thorough research and screening of reported blackmail cases. We will collaborate closely with a dedicated team of experts, organizations and security professionals to ensure that perpetrators are held accountable for their actions..
LGBTQ+ Confessions East Africa@LGBTQ_Confesses

Dear readers, We are compelled to address the alarming surge in blackmail, coercion, extortion, and sexual assault cases within the Ugandan LGBTQ+ Community. In response, we have established this account – @KitoAlertUganda, to serve as a platform for reporting and raising awareness about these heinous incidents. Our mission is to expose and bring to justice those who perpetrate homophobic violence and exploitation, with the ultimate goal of eradicating these inhumane actions. If you, or someone you know, has fallen victim to blackmail or extortion, please don't hesitate to reach out to us with concrete evidence. Together, we can shed light on these crimes and hold the perpetrators accountable. Let us unite in this crucial fight against oppression and ensure a safer, more inclusive environment for all members of our Ugandan LGBTQ+ Community. ADMIN.

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Hello Admin. I'm a survivor of this guy Morris who lures queer people and steals from them. BEWARE GUYS, he is still active and operating. When you video call him, he uses other people's pictures to answer or pretends to be someone else. He is currently operating in Rubaga and...
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LGBTQ+ Confessions East Africa
LGBTQ+ Confessions East Africa@LGBTQ_Confesses·
There's this one guy I love, let's say I love him. He actually found me on Snapchat. We didn't start off on good terms, since the first time we talked, it was kind of like an argument because he replied to my Snapchat with "Ono mulya." Since I always tend to respect people, I feel bad when someone disrespects me. Or let's say that's how I felt. That was about seven months after a breakup with my ex at the time. As time went by, we actually got on good terms. That's how it started. However, let's keep in mind that this guy wasn't in Uganda at the time. He's working in Qatar, doing engineering or whatever. I started softening as months went on. We first talked in early January, and by the end of March, we were in a real relationship. A real thing. However in February, another guy approached me on Instagram. This guy was actually my partner's brother. I never knew, and neither did he know that I was dating his older brother. These two are blood brothers as well as best friends. After rejecting this guy, he went and told his older brother "I met a chic but he turned me down. Can you imagine? I've never been turned down like this." Guess what? The older brother never actually told him that he knew me. He also didn't tell me that this guy was his younger brother. Not until a few weeks later when I saw the younger brother posting a throwback picture saying, "Time flies so fast, big bro." It had been a long time since we last texted after I rejected him. So, I texted him, asking whether they were real brothers, and he said, "Yeah." I went and called my guy, asking if he knew the person, because I had told him before about that scenario of a person who approached me. He was like, "Yeah, he's my younger brother, from the same Mom and he actually told me about what happened. Though he never knew, but now he knows about us." I asked him why he didn't tell me at first, and he said, "I wanted to see if you would tell me about people that approach you." We talked about it, and then we went back to the love course. Recently, it was time for his vacation, and he came back to Uganda. You can imagine how overjoyed I was. But I guess he wasn't. He had a lot of activities on his schedule, and he was very busy the first two weeks of his vacation. Or let's say "he was." Then finally, he got time and we met for some talking as a couple because there were some issues we had to talk about in person. He invited his younger brother too. That's when he told me that he is bisexual and had a wife at home! That was a headshot. But I loved the guy so much. I was like, "Okay, nigga you better balance time for both of us, because bisexuals tend to always put their wives first." Time passed, and his vacation was done. He had to go back. There were a lot of hurtful moments in the weeks that followed up to when he went back, for instance always standing me up, ignoring me and always lying. Personally, I had intuitions that it wasn't about the wife at home, because he was acting indecisive and confused even before the vacation. So, on the day he went back I was like, "Dude take care." We didn't even have much time spent together like couples do. We met only once for lunch, and that was it, yet there was this person he kept moving around with, plus the younger brother. I asked him about the person, and of course I knew this person's name. He first lied but afterwards told me they were dating, and he didn't want to lose either of us. Cutting the story short, I told him to choose. He chose the other person for some reasons that weren't relevant at all. I went into depression and heartbreak, and in the course of the first week of the heartbreak, I was talking with his younger brother again, and we ended up having a really great moment. Yes, I fucked his little brother 😭😭. It was a one-time decision made with a hurting and broken heart. And I then continued my depression slowly. After three weeks from the breakup, the guy calls me, and he's apologizing and ...
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Morris the thief, blackmailer and extortionist was reportedly arrested and is currently being detained at Nateete Police Station.
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You visit your committed partner's place and find unused condoms, PrEP or PEP tablets. Is it...
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Last Friday, a certain profile named “Be Calm” started chatting with me on Grindr. It had first texted me in May, but I didn’t respond. This time, I did. The profile shared beautiful disappearing pictures. They gave me a location in Kabalagala, just after the KFC at Shell Kabalagala. He requested that we share contacts and move to WhatsApp, from where we shared pictures again. I sent a view-once picture, but he requested non-expiring ones since we were going to meet. He said he was discreet too but was showing goodwill by sharing non-expiring pictures. He then invited me over. I arrived at KFC and informed him that I was at the place. He asked me to take the road going up just behind KFC and Shell Kabalagala until I reach Selam Hotel, from where he would pick me up. He kept asking if I had arrived. When I reached the Selam Hotel signpost, I was somehow not comfortable with the surroundings, so I decided to go to the restaurant opposite. I entered the restaurant and ordered water. He kept asking me to walk up and enter the gate just before the Selam Hotel entrance. From the restaurant, I could see people moving from a nearby gate, including one who looked Chinese. I texted him, saying I couldn’t see him and that it seemed he had given me fake pictures, which made me unhappy. He said he had seen me and that I should walk to the gate. I thought about it and decided to check out the gate, thinking I might be mistaken. I left the restaurant, and outside, several boda bodas were trying to talk to me. I later discovered they were all part of the plot. I walked up to the gate and saw a small building with a balcony on the roof. Many rough-looking men were sitting on the balcony, some possibly playing pool. One came to the gate, smiling, and said, “Please come in.” Seeing the number of rough men inside, my sixth sense was activated. I knew I had fallen into a trap. I turned and walked back, but things quickly went south. A man who had followed me from the restaurant slapped me heavily, saying “What had you come to do?” I was so shocked that I ran towards the Kabalagala junction. The boda bodas started chasing me. I was cornered just behind Shell Kabalagala. A huge group gathered, shouting, “Ono musiyazi.” One man, the one who had slapped me, was leading them. He took out his phone, showed me the Grindr chat and my picture, and said, “Is this not you? Why are you gay?” He slapped me again and threatened to have people beat me if I ran away. He also said I would be burned as they would shout that I was a thief. He forced me to take out my phone and give him the password to search for the Grindr app. Luckily, I hadn’t brought the phone with the app. He was a bit disappointed and asked if I had a second phone. I was overwhelmed with fear. They asked where I worked, and I gave them a false place and false names. Luckily, I had left behind all identification. They asked for my wallet, which had only about 270,000 shillings, which they took. They asked for mobile money, but luckily, my phone had no mobile money registration, and he confirmed this by checking the messages. He demanded 10 million shillings, threatening to take me to Kabalagala Police Station, where it would be worse. They kept threatening and roughing me up. I had heard that Kabalagala Police Station was their den, so I was not willing to go there. I had car keys, which excited them. Luckily, they didn’t take the keys but were interested in knowing what type of car I drove, saying I should sell it and pay them. They asked why I am gay and very poor. After much haggling, I told them we should go somewhere so I could get them money. They wanted me to call people, but after some time, they accepted. We boarded a boda, and others were to follow on other bodas. However, I noticed they seemed to want to take me back to their place near Selam Hotel. I sensed I was going to be kidnapped, and that would be it. I imagined what they would do to me inside there. ...
LGBTQ+ Confessions East Africa@LGBTQ_Confesses

Full story coming very soon...

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A gang of scammers who trick, assault, and extort money from people is operating on Grindr. They are based in Kabalagala just after KFC at Shell Kabalagala, next to Selam Hotel. All boda bodas in the area are part of this gang. Stay cautious and warned. Full story coming soon.
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Hey Admin. 0748134850 is Morris’ latest number. He has scammed a friend of mine tonight, but luckily enough, the guy had it all backed up on his personal computer, hence the number.
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without someone coming forward to report it. So, if you've fallen victim to Morris, inbox me, and I'll share the contact information so you can report your case. Let's work together to eliminate this danger and protect those innocent guys who haven't yet discovered the truth ...
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I've spoken to a human rights lady, and she's willing to help with the Morris cases. If he's ever robbed you, beaten you, or done anything to harm you, please inbox me on 0726918971. She can offer assistance, but you need to report the incident first. She can't begin a case ...
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I always thought this Morris guy doesn't use WhatsApp to trick people into blackmailing and extorting them! I always video call people first to see them and stuff. Now, how can he be recognized? From the patterns I'm seeing, I'd say he doesn't want to meet in public places like bars, restaurants, or clubs. No, he deals with stuff like, “Come here at this school, or black gate, blah blah.” And the moment you hear, “How have you dressed?” - because that's the only way he can identify you very well, awo ng'omanya; just hang up the call or switch off the phone and run for your life. All in all, something serious needs to be done. It's like he left Makindye and now operates in Mengo ends. - Roger
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Good afternoon, admin. It's high time we take action against Morris because the situation is now out of hand. Well, last year around June, a certain guy under the account 'Easy Guy' approached me in the name of love, and we got acquainted. He even sent me his pictures, which I later realized, after he had scammed me, were actually of King Oyo. That very day, when he followed up, he suggested we have a physical date in Mengo, around Uhuru Restaurant. I agreed, but then he told me that when I arrive, I shouldn't enter the restaurant. Instead, I should cross and proceed to the side with a black gate, and then call him. Anxious and excited, I got on a boda to go meet him, but fortunately, my mom called me for an emergency back home, and I had to cancel with Morris. He sounded bitter and rude to me for having canceled on him, so I decided to delete his number and forget about him. He didn't make any contact with me until August, on my birthday eve, when I received a call from an unknown number. As we interacted, it was Morris on the other end of the phone, this time under the name Emeka. He was like, 'I've missed you, brah.' He told me that he was in Mengo, working, and asked if we could meet and get to know each other better. To be honest, I had had a bad day, so going on a date was supposed to be something good. I dressed up and got ready to meet him, but instead, he called me again and said he had first gone home to refresh, and then we could go on the date. Maybe I could meet him at home, and we could order food from there. I agreed. He asked me to meet him along Erias Lukwago Road in Mengo/Rubaga. He even gave me directions to his home - a black gate. As soon as I arrived at the place, a tall, gigantic black guy came to me and asked what I was doing there. He asked for my national ID, saying he was from intelligence and they were investigating crimes in the area. I told him I was there to meet Mr. Emeka, and then he asked me to call Emeka. When I did, the phone couldn't go through. He held me by my trousers, around the waist, and said I was gay and he was taking me to the police. He then called me back, and boom - Morris was the Emeka I was chatting with. He even showed me our older conversations from TikTok and WhatsApp. I tried to ask for help from passersby, but he shouted, 'Oli musiyazi era oyonona egwanga lyaffe…' and many more disheartening things, all in public. He took my iPhone 13 Pro Max, called my dad, and asked for 1.5 million shillings from him after disclosing my sexuality to him and telling him that I had been arrested. It was too much for me to take in on my birthday eve. He told my dad where he had left me, saying he should come after an hour to pick me up, but only after sending the money. Three guys came on a boda and took him, and I was left there to wait for my dad. The rest was hell for me, and it's not even worth talking about because it has triggered old, bitter memories in me. - Benaflic
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🚨 Extortion and Coercion Alert 📢 Beware of Morris and his gang.
LGBTQ+ Confessions East Africa@LGBTQ_Confesses

Hello Admin, I thought I would never be scammed until today. I fell into the arms of that famous Morris guy. He took my phone and withdrew about 800k from my mobile money. Something needs to be done about this idiot ASAP. He's around the areas of Mengo. We need to team up and find him. A very big gift to whoever brings me his balls. It was a random hookup call from Grindr. I don't normally go to be hosted, but there was something about his patience that made him feel real. After days of chatting, I felt convinced and planned to meet him today during the daytime. He told me he's around Tel Motel, and the moment I reached and landed, he put me on his boda to a remote area where he snatched my phone and strangled me so I could give him my PIN and login details. I love life, so I gave them up. He wanted more money, so I convinced him I have more at home. He ordered the boda guy to take me and bring more money so I can come back for my phone. That's when I got lost from him. 'Find My iPhone' shows he's currently around Nakivubo. I want to die. The guy wanted me to go to the bank and withdraw 17 million! I'm worried he may send weird stuff to my contacts. I have erased my iPhone and numbers, but I'm still shivering. I just hope all my friends are not put to some test because I can't reach them at the moment 😭😭 - Anon

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Discrimination has no place in a civilized society and must not go unchallenged. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity, regardless of their background, identity, or sexual orientation. Happy Zero Discrimination Day 2025. #ZeroDiscriminationDay #EqualityForAll
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🚨SCAM AND BLACKMAIL ALERT📢 Name: Nkoobe Farid Place of residence: Kikoni Contact(s): +256 756 511195 Please be cautious.
LGBTQ+ Confessions East Africa@LGBTQ_Confesses

There's a certain guy from my O-Level school. He was my dormitory-mate, and we slept on the same bunk bed. One afternoon, he touched and massaged my genitals until I pulled away. He would often stand uncomfortably close behind me. After our S.1, he was dismissed due to poor academic performance, and we lost contact. Out of the blue, at the end of last year, I ran into him downtown. He looked disheveled and seemed to be struggling. I greeted him, and he even asked for my contact. We started texting, and he expressed how much he missed me. Now that I’m older and wiser, I understood what he meant. He suggested we meet up, and I agreed. Last week, I had a week off from work and invited him over. He mentioned he had no transport fare, so I offered to cover it. When he arrived, we talked, and he asked if I was straight. I said no, and he revealed he didn’t have a girlfriend either. Later, he excused himself to buy soda from a nearby kiosk, and I didn’t think much of it. However, he never returned. It wasn’t until the evening that I realized he had stolen my gadgets and other belongings. I tried calling him, but he had blocked my number. After sending him direct messages, he unblocked me. I demanded he return my items, especially since some belonged to my sister. He responded by telling me to meet him in Wandegeya. I suggested sending a mutual friend to collect my things, but he refused, insisting I come in person. He claimed he had a cousin at Wandegeya Police Station and threatened to report me for being gay, saying I had questions to answer for inviting him to my house. Upon further research, I discovered this guy has a history of blackmail and stealing from his victims. He lives in Kikoni and works around Nasser Road. His name is Farid Nkoobe. Please be cautious and selective about who you allow into your life. He even alleged that he recorded me when I admitted I wasn’t straight, thinking I’d be an easy target. But he’s mistaken—I’m not backing down. I still have his texts where he expresses how “horny” he is and insists we meet. Clearly, he’s not the brightest, forgetting the evidence he left behind. His contact is 0756511195. - Anon

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Hey admin, Morris uses a username "Copy" on Grindr. I was a victim but nothing was done to me. I don't know if he was the one but he had a boda guy, threatened me and stuff.
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Bottoming 101! Hello guys, gurls and girls. Welcome to class! Let's start off the course with some useful tips on how to become a seasoned bottom, for yourself and not for anyone else. You can quote or add other tips in the comments 🙏🏾. Thread 🧵
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