“Your Mother Would Still Be Alive If We Had Better Hospitals”- Bobi Wine Comforts Fik Fameica

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Singer turned Politician Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine was among the mourners who gathered on Saturday night at Fik Famaica’s home in Muyenga following the death of the rapper’s mother, Jackline Nassimbwa where he spit alot of anger to the government.

The National Unity Platform president arrived with party Secretary General David Lewis Rubongoya to stand in solidarity with the family as they held a sombre night vigil.

Jackline Nassimbwa passed away after a battle with cancer at the age of 51.

While addressing mourners, Bobi Wine first offered prayers and condolences, thanking those who had shown up to support Fik and his family during the painful moment.

Bobi Wine Comforts Fik Fameica After Mother Death

BobI Wine spoke about Uganda’s struggling healthcare system, saying Nassimbwa’s death raises serious questions about access to proper medical care.

Bobi Wine noted that in Uganda, even well-known people can be pushed to the brink financially after treating just one sick relative, despite paying taxes meant to fund public hospitals.

“Here in Uganda, you are only one bill away from being broke, even if you are a big star,” he said, adding that many patients are currently suffering at the Uganda Cancer Institute.

He also criticised leaders he accused of misusing public funds, claiming money meant for essential services like healthcare is instead spent silencing critics.

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