UNVERIFIED Gen. Elwelu shot after scuffles with the UPDF

UNVERIFIED Gen. Elwelu shot after scuffles with the UPDF

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Peter Elwelu served as Deputy Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) from June 2021 until March 2024. President Museveni replaced him and Gen. Wilson Mbadi in March 2024, appointing Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba as CDF and Lt Gen Sam Okiding as deputy. Elwelu then served as a senior presidential adviser and the army representative in Parliament.

Retired Lieutenant General Peter Elwelu was among more than 1,300 UPDF officers approved for retirement in July 2025, a move the military described as part of its routine retirement process. Elwelu, who previously served as Deputy Chief of Defence Forces, said he welcomed the leadership's decision and was ready to transition into retirement.

On October 27, 2026, Gen. Muhoozi said he had stripped Elwelu of his military rank and demoted him to Private. He called Elwelu a traitor and claimed more than 20 of his former soldiers had been arrested and were cooperating with investigators. He also said Elwelu’s wife had been arrested over alleged domestic abuse.

Claim:

A post Circulating on X by the account @IamtheZad, Claims Gen. Elwelu has been shot after scuffles with UPDF.

Findings:

Jamiicheck made Searches of Ugandan and regional outlets and it turned up that their are no reports Lt Gen Elwelu was shot, wounded, captured or killed. a search of the official UPDF website found no reports, statements, or announcements related to the alleged shooting, further indicating a lack of official confirmation of the claim.

There was no eveidence of a scuffle. The reporting describes a public feud and a security operation, not a physical clash between Elwelu and the army. The post also does not give a source, location and time of the event.

Verdict: False/Unverified.

The claim that Lt. Gen Elwelu was shot is unverified. There is no official statement and credible credible media reports verifying this claim.
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