A TRAGICAL AND
FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT
Twenty nine year
old Douglas Bbosa Nyonyintono, Past Governor Joseph Kiwanuka’s son in law,
hardly had any hints that he was going to meet with a fatal road accident after
just one week of his first wedding anniversary. It was just too sudden,
shocking, unimaginative to the family
and a tragedy incident for all those who knew this charming young man.
News
of his death on 29th August (Wedding Day 22nd August)
travelled like wild fire every where in
Uganda and in the world of Lionism in East Africa. Condolence messages to the
Kiwanuka’s Family, congregation of family members, relatives and friends were
part of the tragedy incidence.
He
died instantly when his saloon car had a head-on collision with a speeding
Toyota Starlet which was coming from
Kampala. Both the drivers died instantly at a location called Biharwe on
Kampala-Mbarara highway, according to confirmed reliable information.
The
Late Douglas was travelling along with his Mom and two farm workers. One of the
workers died later with serious injuries. Despite several multiple injuries
including fracture of hip bone, leg and
arms she was given immediate first aid assistance at Mbarara Mayanja Memorial
Hospital. She was later rushed to Kampala for further medical/surgical
procedures. Reliable information say that she was improving after intensive
care.
Late
Douglas’ body was badly mangled in the wrecked motor vehicle and had to be forcefully removed from the
wreckage.
Late
Douglas was married to Edna, daughter of
PDG Joseph Kiwanuka and sister to Lion Valeria Mwesigwa (Past Cabinet
Sec) on 22nd August 2014.
During
the fateful Saturday (29th Aug) exactly a week after his first
wedding anniversary, he was driving from Bushenyi where he was working under
the National Water & Sewerage Corporation as a Procurement Officer for
Greater Bushenyi. Eight branches were under his jurisdiction, a heavy responsibility
which he is said to have managed well.
Late
Douglas leaves behind a widow (Edna) and a six months old baby boy. May
Almighty God rest his soul in Eternal Peace…Amen.
The
Kiwanukas and Late Douglas’ family members wish to thank all members of Lions
who have sent condolence messages and helped during the burial ceremonies. They
also wish to thank the Police of Uganda, doctors and nurses and volunteers who
were prompt in giving a helping hand whenever and wherever it was required.
Story by Abdul Hai
Picture and source
Valeria Mwesigwa.
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The fatal road accident which claimed the lives of three people including Late Douglas Bbosa Nyonyintone, son in law of PDG Joseph Kiwanuka. |
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Late Douglas with his six months old son. |
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