Former Masaka City Woman MP candidate Rose Nalubowa has shared more details about her visit to State House, revealing that she was surprised to encounter Fred Nyanzi, the brother of National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine.

Nalubowa said she initially believed that she was the only person who had been invited for the meeting. However, her expectations changed when she saw Nyanzi emerging from another corner of the venue.

In her account, Nalubowa explained that she had not expected to find another prominent person associated with NUP at the same meeting. The encounter reportedly caught her off guard and left her wondering about the nature of the engagement.

Fred Nyanzi is a known NUP figure and heads the party’s Kunga mobilisation structure. His presence at State House has therefore added another dimension to the discussion surrounding Nalubowa’s visit.

The meeting has attracted public interest because Nalubowa previously faced criticism after revealing that she had met President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni following the 2026 elections.

Her revelation also reopened discussions about whether other opposition figures had held similar engagements with the President, especially after she suggested that she was not the only NUP-associated person who had met Museveni.

The development comes against the background of NUP’s earlier position distancing itself from Nalubowa’s State House visit, with the party indicating that it had neither been consulted nor informed about the engagement.

Nalubowa’s latest remarks have now brought Fred Nyanzi’s alleged presence into the spotlight, raising further questions about who attended the meeting, what was discussed and whether other political figures were also involved.