Former presidential aspirant Mubarack Munyagwa has joined many Ugandans in mourning TV producer Kasirye Badru and content creator Isaac Ndyamagye, who died in a road accident along Entebbe Road.
The crash occurred at around 2 am on August 7 in the Namulanda area, near the Stabex fuel station, after a Toyota Hilux and a Toyota Allex collided head-on.
Badru and Ndyamagye died at the scene, while television presenter Brian “Makona” Ssemanda survived with critical injuries.
Badru’s death has hit Munyagwa particularly hard.
He described him as a brother, noting that the two came from the same clan.
Their connection also goes back to Munyagwa’s presidential campaign, when he often moved around with bodyguards.
Badru would sometimes approach him and jokingly say that his bodyguards did not know him, a moment that would leave the two laughing together.
It is that playful side of Badru that Munyagwa will also remember.
He described him as a man who rarely lost his smile, as well as a gentle, smart young man who was passionate about his work.
Ndyamagye, meanwhile, left Munyagwa with a different kind of memory.
He remembered him as a young man who was constantly on the move with his phone, carrying out his content creation work.
His dedication to the job was hard to miss, Munyagwa said, adding that Ndyamagye clearly loved what he did.
The former presidential aspirant extended his condolences to the families of both men and prayed for their souls to rest in peace.
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