Bobi Wine describes 2018 brutal ordeal to Prime Ministers of Jamaica and Barbados at Rebel Salute festival (Video)

Bobi Wine performed at the 26th edition of Rebel Salute -- Jamaica’s longest running reggae festival over the weekend.

Wine, 36, musician-turned-MP, used the platform to spread the message of freedom and liberation.

After his first intro song, Wine, who performed before the Prime Minister of Jamaica, the Prime Minister of Barbados and Nigeria's High Commission, he explained his 2018 ordeal when he was brutally arrested and allegedly tortured by Ugandan soldiers for 'speaking the truth'.

The musician shared some of the moments at the festival during on his social media platform -- applauding Jamaican musicians for using their voices to inspire and create change in communities.

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