Tabula appeared on Friday at Buganda Road Court before Chief Magistrate Ronald Kayiizi, where he provided an extrajudicial statement admitting to orchestrating the murder of his clan head.

According to a reliable source, who requested anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the confession, the primary reason for Eng. Bbosa’s murder was a desire for revenge.

“Tabula claimed that Eng. Bbosa and his family were responsible for the murder of his father, Israel, in 1989. They also sold Ndiga clan land in Mbale, Mpigi, forcing his ancestors to relocate to Namulonge. He was attempting to secure ownership of the Namulonge land, but Eng. Bbosa opposed his efforts,” the source disclosed.

The source further revealed that Tabula’s confession lasted 4 hours and 58 minutes, during which he implicated his 21-year-old nephew, Noah Lujja, as an accomplice, while clearing four other suspects of involvement.

The four cleared suspects are Harriet Nakiguli, 40, Joseph Nakabale, 47, Ezra Mayanja, 44, and Milly Naluwenda, 46.

Tabula also claimed that the Buganda Kingdom’s Tradition Court clerk, Naluwenda, was only guilty of informing him of Eng. Bbosa’s death. Regarding the 17 skulls found at his shrine in Mpigi, he insisted they were obtained for ancestral rituals and denied killing anyone to acquire them.

Tabula is scheduled to appear at Mwanga II court on Monday for a hearing of the charges, with the court noting that investigations have been completed.

Preliminary police investigations indicated that Tabula collaborated with Ms. Naluwenda to hire the assassins who killed Eng. Bbosa on February 25 near his home in Kikandwa, Lungujja Parish, Rubaga Division, Kampala.

The prosecution alleges that on February 25, 2024, at Kikandwa-Lungujja village in Rubaga Division, Kampala District, Tabula and others, with malice aforethought, unlawfully caused the death of Eng. Daniel Kakeedo Bbosa.

Eng. Bbosa was shot dead on the evening of February 25, 2024, by gunmen on a motorcycle as he approached his residence in Lungujja, Rubaga Division. The assassins were chased by a group of Boda Boda riders led by Abdul Katabaazi, resulting in the death of one assassin and the apprehension of another, Noah Lujja, despite the assailants drawing guns on them.

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Daily Secrets broke the story of the death of Sebudandi, the mother of Prince Jjunju “Kiweewa” Suuna, who was pronounced dead by family members.

“The family of Mr Andrew Sebudandi wishes to inform family and friends that our beloved mother, sister and aunty, Amb. Venetia Sebudandi, passed away on November 13,” the family said in a statement.

Now a statement from the office of Buganda Premier says the kingdom will be involved in the burial of Sebudandi.

Buganda hailed the deceased as a kind and supportive lady who has kept the kingdom at her heart.

See detailed statement below:

Sebudandi served in various capacities as an official of the Rwandan government, including, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office in Geneva, Deputy Chief of Mission and in charge of multilateral organizations including UNESCO and the Francophonie at the embassy in France as well as Chief of Protocol and Director of State Protocol at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Rwanda.

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Sebudandi, the mother of Prince Jjunju “Kiweewa” Suuna, was pronounced dead by family members.

“The family of Mr Andrew Sebudandi wishes to inform family and friends that our beloved mother, sister and aunty, Amb. Venetia Sebudandi, passed away on November 13,” the family said in a statement. Details below.

Details of her burial are yet to be released by the family which said vigils will be held at different places in Rwanda on Friday and Saturday.

Sebudandi served in various capacities as an official of the Rwandan government, including, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office in Geneva, Deputy Chief of Mission and in charge of multilateral organizations including UNESCO and the Francophonie at the embassy in France as well as Chief of Protocol and Director of State Protocol at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Rwanda.

However, two days after her death, the kingdom of Buganda remained quiet on known platforms, raising questions among loyalists.

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