Security forces have surrounded winds home in the capital Kampala since last week's election, with the military saying it's for his own safety and that's why wines lawyer Meddled Sigona was also in court on Thursday asking for the three partners in crime, meaning President Yoweri Um 70 the army and the police to be issued with a directive to free the gentleman, his wife and his family members and be allowed to move freely.

Like all of the Ugandans, Museveni was declared the winner of last week's vote, which he has said may turn out to be the most cheating free in Ugandan history.

But Wine and his party, the National Unity Platform, reject the results have said they are planning a legal challenge.

A decision from the court on whether to release wine from house arrest is due on Monday.

During the election campaign, security forces routinely broke up winds, rallies with tear gas bullets, beatings on detentions, citing violations of locked down laws.

Wine has said on Twitter that no one has been allowed into his home and that they're running out of food on DMiller Kfir, his wife's 18 month old niece.

The police say they've been delivering food outside the court.

Sigona also gave an update on his condition.

Mentally, he's better than his competitors.

He described wine as physically like any other person who has denied food but spiritually very strong, and said he remained determined to rid Uganda off what he called the tyranny the detainee.