billboards, flyers and calendars could attract wrong elements to attack and harm them in the belief that his had made a lot of money arising from such publicity yet that was not true. Another witness Muwanga Daniel who testified as Pw4 informed this court that indeed while at his business premises in Jinja he saw the picture of the plaintiff pasted on a glass door of the defendant’s premises which was adjacent to his business premises along Muloki Road and even similarly two days later saw a bill board with the plaintiff’s image at Amber Court roundabout still in Jinja and this finding provoked him to call the plaintiff who told him that though she had not yet seen those billboards and flyers in Jinja she had not concurred with anyone to have her pictures placed either on billboards or on flyers with this witness further confirming that while on his way to Soroti at around the same time he saw a similar billboard like the one which he saw at Jinja but that when he again brought it to the attention of the plaintiff, the plaintiff denied any act of commission or omission regarding the placing of her pictures on those bill boards and that arising from her telling her so the plaintiff together with proceeded to the defendant’s bank premises in Soroti and did pick leaflets and calendars which bore the plaintiff’s image and since the billboards and calendars had been in circulation for a period of nearly two years it made him that the plaintiff had made a lot of money from the defendant but was only keeping this fact to herself away from the public. The plaintiff herself testified as Pw5 and in her testimony she informed the court that she is a commercial farmer based in Soroti as well as being a member of the Board of Directors at NAADS and that through successful farming she had attracted to her farm high level and important personalities who included the former Vice President of Uganda Dr. Specioza Kazibwe and that in 2008 even the President of the Republic of Uganda visited her farm and was

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