Sensational singers, Omah Lay and Tems have been charged to court in Uganda for doing acts likely to spread an infectious disease.
It would be recalled that Omah Lay and Tems were arrested and detained by the Ugandan police after performing at a concert in Munyonyo. This was made known by the Assistant Superintendent of Police and Deputy Police Spokesperson, Kampala Metropolitan, Lukowoyesigyire. The singer then confirmed his arrest and explained that it was due to something that happened at the show.
According to the Ugandan Police Force in a recent tweet, the singers were charged to court on charges of negligently doing acts likely to spread and infectious diseases. The Nigerian trio of Stanley Omah Didia alias Omah Lay, Temilade Openyi alias Tems and Muyiwa Awomiyi have been charged to court in Makindye on charges of Negligently doing acts likely to spread an infectious diseases C/S 171 of the Penal Code Act. The earlier plans of releasing them on police bond, were suspended after their casefile was sanctioned by the Office of the DPP. They were jointly charged with four other Ugandans. All remanded till Wednesday 16.12.2020.
Omah Lay is to be taken to Kitalya prison while Tems would be taken to Kigo prison, Omah Lay would be in prison until the 16th of December,2020 and the event organizers/Promoters will have to appear in High Court on Wednesday.
See the tweets below
Omah Lay and Tems have been charged to court in Uganda. pic.twitter.com/JMGvOEljdV
”” World Publicist (@IsimaOdeh) December 14, 2020
The Nigerian trio of Stanley Omah Didia alias Omah Lay, Temilade Openyi alias Tems and Muyiwa Awomiyi have been charged to court in Makindye on charges of Negligently doing acts likely to spread an infectious diseases C/S 171 of the Penal Code Act.
”” Uganda Police Force (@PoliceUg) December 14, 2020
The earlier plans of releasing them on police bond, were suspended after their casefile was sanctioned by the Office of the DPP.
They were jointly charged with four other Ugandans. All remanded till Wednesday 16.12.2020.”” Uganda Police Force (@PoliceUg) December 14, 2020
