Uganda who paid a visit to her farm at Amotot village in Dakabela in 2008 leading her to be
known widely and that arising from the witness was not surprised when sometime in 2013 she,
while returning to Soroti from Kampala, saw the portrait of the plaintiff on a bill board in Jinja
Town as shown in Exhibit P1 which fact excited her so much that she thus concluded that indeed
the plaintiff’s popularity had finally paid off for now she was even on an advertising billboard.
The witness in her excitement took this message of good discovery to the plaintiff but to she was
surprised that the plaintiff denied ever being contacted or even posing for her portrait to be put
on a billboard and instead the plaintiff went on to complain to her that she had similarly seen her
image on other bill boards in Mbale town with all these billboards belonging to the defendant
and not NAADS which she was part of. This witness then stated that the plaintiff told her that
those portraits of hers had been used illegally by defendant without her consent yet she, the
plaintiff, was not at all affiliated to the defendant with this infringement angering her absolutely.
Mr. Odaret Joseph, the husband of the plaintiff confirmed the above position for when he
testified as Pw3 he informed this court that around 2012-2013 he was bombarded calls from
several of his friends who informed him of their seeing the image of his wife on bill boards
belonging to the defendant both in Jinja and Mbale towns and that he was forced to go to those
towns to prove for himself whether what he was being told was true and alas it was so for while
on his way to Tororo saw the bill boards in Mbale bearing the images of his wife and to make
matters worse even later some ladies who pray together with him came to his home with flyers in
the likeness of Exhibit P2 and calendars in the likeness of Exhibit P5 which all belonged to the
defendant and similarly bearing the image of his wife. PW3 narrate to the court that this turn of
events worried him and his tremendously for they came to conclude that such publicity on