Who can tell me something about A Min, a former Ugandan president?

In the 197s, some parents threatened their disobedient children with "A Min will eat them". At that time, news reports alleged that Ugandan President A Min was addicted to cannibalism, and A Min was in power in Uganda for eight years. This former Ugandan President Orbott described him as "the most brutal man in Africa", which really brought great fear to the Ugandan people and neighboring Tanzania.

Uganda became independent from Britain in 1962. At that time, A Min was a respected officer, and President Orbott appointed him as the chief of staff. However, on January 25, 1971, he used Mr. Potter to launch a coup to usurp the throne when he was abroad. Former US President Jimmy Carter thought that during A Min's rule, Uganda was as dark as being "spurned by the whole civilized world". Ugandans welcomed the rise of A Min at first, but he called himself "the most powerful man in the world" as a self-proclaimed lifelong president. He ruled with an iron fist and purged all those who might pose a threat to him, and all those who were enemies of him were killed, so he was also called the "Butcher of Uganda".

in p>1972, he expelled thousands of people because he was dissatisfied with the Asian people's control of the economy, which showed his cruelty completely. According to human rights organizations, during A Min's eight years in power, he ordered a massacre, in which as many as 4, people were killed, and some victims' bodies were directly thrown into the Nile to feed crocodiles, because digging graves could not keep pace with the killing. As a boxer, he once provoked Tanzanian President Nyerere, who often criticized him, to fight in the boxing ring. In October 1978, A Min's army failed in its attempt to annex part of Tanzania's territory, which led to Tanzania's invasion. Together with the anti-A Min organization in exile and the Uganda National Liberation Army, they all went to Kampala, the capital of Uganda; In April 1979, A Min and his family fled to Libya and Iraq, and finally obtained asylum in Saudi Arabia. The Saudi government allowed him to stay without interfering in politics.

On August 16th, 23, A Min, who was nearly 8 years old, died of renal failure in Shaguo Hospital. A Min had never set foot on Ugandan soil since he went into exile on April 11th, 1979 until his death.