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Masole Brian, Iryn Namubiru’s rescuer on the day the boat capsized on lake Victoria, he was having his fun that day but on his boat. When he saw a touch lighting, then turned off the boat’s engine just to confirm what exactly was happening, little did he know that someone was screaming for help all a long, Brian moved towards her, little did he know she was an artiste herself.
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Masole asked for her phone then slowly pulled her into the boat, the good Samaritan says he was hurt after realizing the woman who was behind Iryn Namubiru had died before she was rescued who was said to be the organizer.
Brian returned back Iryn’s phone and shoes which she had left in the boat without requesting for any penny from her, this made Iryn to believe that surely this world still has good people. Brian was really an angel from God.
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That’s why we should always thank God because he makes a way where seems to be no way, he works in ways we cannot see, he sends his angels in the middle of death specifically to save his people.
Everything happens for a reason, there’s a reason why many died and a few survived on lake Victoria. We should not blame anyone for this, dead can occur anywhere, anytime, according to God’s plan.
Check also;
- Pastor Wilson Bugembe To Pray For People That Died On The Capsized Boat
- ‘’Muhammed Nsereko Should Be Taken To Butabika’’ – Says Angry Brian White
- Video! Bad Black Blames Iryn Namubiru For Having A Curse Mark
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