- David Bukenya was destined for a bright and promising future ahead of him following his graduation from Makerere University
- Unfortunately the fresh graduated was attacked and killed by armed robbers who torched his house to conceal evidence
- Bukenya who ran a mobile money business refused to surrender cash and mobile money PINs leading to his untimely death
A family has been thrown into mourning following a tragic incident that robbed them of a loved one with a bright and promising future.
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David Bukenya’s life was tragically cut short, leaving his family in unimaginable pain and searching for answers.
Where was Bukenya’s business located?
The young man had recently graduated and was looking forward to a better future after achieving a significant academic milestone at university.
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“Armed robbers on a night raid allegedly killed David Bukenya, a university graduate who operated a mobile money business in Nansana, after he reportedly resisted demands to surrender cash and his mobile money PINs.
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The attackers are said to have used force during the robbery before setting the house on fire in an alleged attempt to destroy evidence of the killing,” a post read.
Emotional photos circulated on social media as people mourned the Makerere University graduate and demanded justice for him.
Netizens react to David Bukenya’s death
The news shattered many, prompting social media users to flock to the comment section to pen emotional messages and call for tighter security measures.
Mark Clifford Sentongo:
“Too bad. RIP. Safety first. People should ensure they lock their houses well with enough padlocks before going to sleep. Make sure you have contact numbers for security agents and some means of self-defence in the house. Also, don’t sleep too deeply.”
Fresman Taban:
“RIP. The Uganda Police Force and other security agencies need to be more serious. Uganda used to be one of the safest and most peaceful countries in Africa.”
Omax Gr:
“Don’t fight armed robbers because your life is worth more than money. Survival may be difficult, but financial breakthroughs are possible for the living.”
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Maureen Atimango:
“If I may ask, according to people around him, no one knew exactly when the attackers struck. So who stated that the robbers demanded mobile money PINs and cash?”
Bilal Emmanuel:
“I think it’s important to use common sense. Why couldn’t he surrender the money and save his life? The money could have been recovered later. What a painful loss for the family. I curse those thieves.”
Edward Dkato:
“That’s what the NRM wants, violence. After chasing these people away from where they used to earn their daily bread without proper alternatives, more crime is likely to follow.”
Sanyu Kakoma:
“Oh dear, this is so painful. Imagine parents struggling to educate their son, only for this to happen.”
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KU first year student found murdered
In another story, a family from Nyabisia in Bobasi constituency demanded justice and sought financial support following the brutal killing of their son, Elijah Nyambega, a first-year student at Kenyatta University.
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According to Etaya TV, Elijah, popularly known as Sammy among his friends, had hired a boda boda from Magena Market before suddenly going missing.
His body was later discovered bearing severe physical injuries, with signs suggesting he may have been tortured before his death.
The shocking incident left his family and friends devastated, with social media flooded with tributes and messages of disbelief.
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