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Renown socialite and money bags Kirumira Brian commonly known as Bryan White has made some upgrades in the foundation, when he hosted the gang leader of Kawempe “Kifeesi” called Kasolo.
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Don’t forget that Bryan White foundation is in preparations to head back in Arua the second time. Remember the first time, the foundation caused a lot of commotion and traffic in Arua when they catered for the youth and decreased on the economic crisis of that region. Among important personnel’s who attended include a business woman and socialite, Zari Hassan the boss lady who was chosen as the brand ambassador of the foundation.
Bryan White welcomes Kawempe “Kifeesi” leader.
However as we speak, the Foundation already organized what’s needful to support locals who live in Arua Municipality. Therefore, to put that aside, the foundation this week hosted one of the dangerous gang stars from the Republic of Kawempe.
They sensed that one of the gang leaders called Kasolo could sit in some good position in the Foundation?, this showed that Bryan White is all about paving way for the youth to eliminate crimes and bias in regards to corruption in the country.
While in the meeting, Bryan discussed and asked Kasolo the awareness in Kawempe slums, and indeed they came closer to the poor situation which invaded the area.
Keep posted for more updates about the foundation.
Check also;
- Cindy Escaped Being Beaten By Thieves, Her Phone Was Stolen
- The Alleged Leader Of Kifeesi “Sobbi” Was Released
- Kifeesi Commander Arrested By Uganda Police
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