MUKONO- Mrs. Fortunate Kibuule has urged her husband, State Minister for Water Hon. Ronald Kibuule not to blame each other about the death of their sons.
The mother of twins made the deliberations, Wednesday, May 15, during the burial of her sons in Kapeke village, Nama sub-county in Mukono district.
“Let us not blame each other about the death of our sons because it was their time to go,” Mrs. Kibuule eulogized.
She added: “If it was not the swimming pool, it could have been something else.”
Mrs. Kibuule further slammed critics on social media for ‘celebrating the death of her sons.
“Those of you on social media, I don’t know what you are on celebrating about our loss,” said Mrs. Kibuule.
She asked the mourners to keep comforting them and reminded them that their (Kibuule family) doors are open to them.
Hon. Kibuule who is sure that his sons are in heaven said that he will do whatever it takes to join them.
Hon. Kibuule said: “If there is heaven I am determined to do whatever it takes to be with my sons again.”
However, Rt. Rev James William Ssebagala the Bishop of Mukono Diocese said that their children cannot come back to them but they can go to them.
Rev. Ssebagala said: “The twins cannot come back to you but you can go to them.”
Several dignitaries paid their last respects to twins; Vice President of Uganda Edward Ssekandi, the Speaker of Parliament Hon. Rebecca Kadaga, deputy speaker, cabinet ministers, MPs, generals among others
Captain Mike Mukula who represented the NRM Central Executive Committee (CEC) asked his fellow politicians to stop politicizing death.
Captain Mukula said: “Being on the opposite side of politics doesn’t mean that we are enemies. It is so sad that some people were celebrating on social media about this.”
Vice President, Edward Ssekandi, represented President Museveni – who is currently on a tour of the Bunyoro
sub-region as part of his national drive to foster wealth – giving the family UGX 20 million as condolences to the family of Hon. Kibuule.
“The president would have loved to be here but he couldn’t due to a meeting he was unable to postpone,” said the seemingly calm and collected Hon Ssekandi.
Hon. Kibuule’s two-year twins, Ramon Kato and Rayden Wasswa, drowned in a swimming pool on Monday, May 13, at the minister’s home in Kasenge Village, Mbalala Parish, Mukono District.
Police have since arrested four domestic workers over the death of Ronald and Fortunate Kibuule’s twins.
