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Family says BMK was supposed to have died in 2017 as he is laid to rest

by www.newsday.co.ug
September 12, 2021
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BMK's grave being prepared at Nkoowe Cemetery where he was buried September 12 2021

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KAMPALA-UGANDA/NEWSDAY: The family of the late Bulaimu Muwanga Kibirige aka BMK have said the late businessman was supposed to die in 2017.

“When he was diagnosed with grade II cancer in 2015, he was notified he would die in two years. That he has lived on until 2021, is a miracle and a sign God loved him,” one of the children said addressing mourners.

BMK died early on Friday from Agakhan Hospital in Kenya where he had been receiving medication. He was buried on Sunday at Nkoowe cemetery which he himself launched for the Muslim community.

  • A cross section of mourners attending BMK’s burial at Nkoowe September 12 2021. Newsday Photo

Meanwhile Mufti Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje has paid tribute to the late BMK for being steadfast, visionary and a master of business.

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“And above all his struggles to live in accordance with Islamic values and norms, ”a statement signed by Zziwa Ashiraf, the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) Spokesperson said on Sunday.

“UMSC commiserates with President Museveni, the family, business associates as well wishers of Haj Kibirige upon of his demise,” the statement reads.

  • Part of Nkoowe Cemetery where BMK was buried September 12 2021

At the burial site in Nkoowe the minister of Works and Transport Gen Katumba Wamala, the deputy Speaker of Parliament Anita Among were some of the key figures attending. Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga also attended as chief mourner.


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