- This after the resident State Attorney Caroline Mpumwire informed court that investigations in this matter are still on-going.
- It was also revealed that police are still hunting for another prime suspect Tabula Lujja Bbosa
The secretary to the Buganda Cultural court commonly known as Kisekwa Court Milly Naluwenda has been remanded to Luzira prison on charges of murdering the Ndiga clan head Eng. Daniel Kakendo Bbosa in February 2024
Naluwenda has been remanded with four others including; 21 year old Noah Lujja, a Mos Maaion and resident of Kabanga village in Mpigi district, Nakiguli Harriet a peasant and resident of Nkere Corner zone in Kawempe division,46 year old Joseph Nakabale, a carpenter and resident of Gala in Mpigi district and a one Ezra Mayanza, a resident of Kawempe division in Kampala district.
They were arraigned before Mwanga II Court grade one Magistrate Adam Byarugaba who did not allow them to say anything since they are charged with a capital offence that is tried and bailed by the High Court.
He then remanded them until 11th April 2024 when they will appear again in court for further mention of their case.
This after the resident State Attorney Caroline Mpumwire informed court that investigations in this matter are still on-going.
It was also revealed that police are still hunting for another prime suspect Tabula Lujja Bbosa and that police has since put up a ten million shillings bounty for anyone with information that might lead to his arrest.
Eng Bbosa ; the proprietor of Transa- Bbosa Electrical was shot dead by two assailants moving on a bodaboda near his home as he travelled in his car from a function at Kikandwa in Lungujja Rubaga division on the 25th February 2024.
However, after the incident, a bodaboda rider who witnessed the incident chased the assailants pulling the shooter from the moving bodaboda off and was later killed but angry mobs.
The other rider Lujja was also chased by another bodaboda and arrested.
However he is still admitted at Mulago hospital for the wounds sustained during mob justice after he was saved by police from the angry residents who wanted to lynch him to death t.
The suspects arrived to court amidst tight police security and their relatives sobbed as they watched them being taken away on remanded to prison.
The motive for the said murder still remains a mystery .