NAIROBI, Kenya (AFP) — The Ugandan president’s son said Thursday that any citizen who voted against his father in upcoming polls would be deported, while also banning women in the army from wearing trousers.

The east African country is due to hold a general election in January, and there has been a mounting crackdown on the opposition in recent months.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son and heir-apparent of long-ruling President Yoweri Museveni, is infamous for his colorful tweets that touch on everything from military matters to his social life.

On Thursday, he posted on X that individuals “who do not support Mzee wholeheartedly better be very careful!,” using an honorific for his father.

“We will deport all the traitors in public view!!,” he added.

Earlier this month, Kainerugaba claimed to have captured and tortured opposition leader Bobi Wine’s bodyguard Eddie Mutwe, who later appeared in court showing signs of torture, according to Justice Minister Norbert Mao.

In another post, Kainerugaba wrote that he took “FULL responsibility” for the actions of his soldiers, “including the long overdue beating of Eddie Mutwe.”