Happy birthday Maama Janet. Thank you for giving us a liberator General Muhoozi Kainerugaba. Mukama akuwe omukisa era akukuume olabe ku General MK ng’afuuka President wa Uganda.
In @KazoDLG we are still mourning our young patriot and an activist ,Owakunda Bruce .
We shall always live to celebrate his contribution not only in Kazo but Uganda at large.
My sister Natasha thank you for dancing very well here @Nyinancweende you're dances are very good for our movement no sleeping kisanjaa God bless you for me and I request an appointment to see you with my real eyes then go back to village.
A TRIBUTE TO OWAKUNDA BRUCE
@owakunda_b was a young Intelligent humble & humorous man full of life. At only 28, Bruce had dreams bigger than his age. He was driven by conviction and desire to make society better even when he (himself) didn’t get anything out of it.
Owakunda died with dreams-generational dreams. In a generation that values material possessions more than the public good, Bruce stood out as a defender of the Public good.
A young man from Kazo that made top notch analysis fit for CNN & BBC. Bruce looked at things with a Second eye, it was never about him, it was about Uganda.
In the days towards his unfortunate demise, Bruce kept reminding me “Your dream is my dream & my dream is our dream.” He believed in our potential as a generation. He believed in making the change we wanted instead of whining about certain situations while doing nothing about them.
Bruce was witty, hilarious & humorous. One day when we had gathered with Colleagues; Muguta, Noowe, Stella, Chamie & himself, Bruce told us a story of two of his cousins who came from Kampala to the village for Christmas. He said, after the children had taken a shower, they asked for their night dresses to sleep. Unfortunately, the maid had forgotten to park them.
To Bruce, a boy that had grown in Mbogo, putting on a long Tshirt without pants and sleeping necked to see Children refusing to sleep just because there were no night dresses was very shocking and unrealistic. He said, the father to the kids drove close to 150KMs (from Kanoni to Mbarara and back) to buy the night dresses. Bruce in summary said, “Manya ebizibu byeitu tibyo bizibu by’abaana babagaiga.”
Bruce was full of life, it has been cut short, May his Soul Rest in Peace!