Did you hear the name Olara Otunnu (former UN Deputy Secretary-General) mentioned in the LRA?
Kony mobilised everybody and we moved northwards in a big group. After two days, he addressed us in the wilderness. He ordered us to abduct as many as possible since the Congolese and Sudanese had agreed to fight him together with Uganda. ‘If even Jesus abducted his disciples, why not me?’ he said. He then mixed all the units, separated them into small groups of 5, 10 up to 25 and sent them in all directions. Kony, together with his wives and about 50 escorts, set off following the trail we had come from. I have not seen him since. Q: When did you last see Kony’s deputy, Okot Odhiambo? A: I last saw him the day Vincent Otti was killed, on October 2, 2007. I don’t know where he is. Q: How did Operation Lightning Thunder affect the LRA? A: All military assemblies were suspended. There were no more fixed camps. Every small group was mobile all the time. The communication among the groups was also disrupted. Kony no longer used Thuraya satellite phones. If he did, he said, he would be shot
