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Bobi Wine, a prominent figure in Ugandan politics, shared somber news today as he announced the burial of Eng. Daniel Bbosa Lwomwa, the Head of the Ndiga clan, which is his mother’s clan. Eng. Bbosa was not only a respected businessman but also held a significant role as a cultural leader within the community. Bobi Wine expressed his personal connection to Eng. Bbosa, highlighting his role as a beloved uncle to him and his siblings.
Reflecting on his familial ties to the Ndiga clan, Bobi Wine emphasized his lineage through his late mother, Margaret Nalunkuuma, who was a first cousin to the departed clan head, also known as Omujjwa. As a representative of his mother and clan, Bobi Wine participated in the traditional burial rites according to Buganda tradition, honoring the cultural significance of the occasion. He extended heartfelt condolences to the family of Eng. Bbosa and the entire Ndiga clan during this difficult time.
In addition to mourning the loss of Eng. Bbosa, Bobi Wine reiterated the importance of swift and thorough investigations into his murder. He emphasized the need for justice to be served and urged authorities to expedite the process of identifying and apprehending the perpetrators responsible for this tragic loss. Bobi Wine’s call for justice echoes the sentiments of many who seek accountability and closure in the wake of such violence.
In closing, Bobi Wine invoked the Buganda tradition by offering prayers for the departed soul, expressing his hope for peace and resolution for Eng. Bbosa and his family. His message, “Gusinze Ayi Beene!” reflects a cultural acknowledgment of the mourning process and the collective prayers for the deceased.
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