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The fallen vocalist, song writer and instrumentalist, Moses Nakitijje Ssekibogo’s alias Mowzey Radio murder suspect Godfrey Troy Wamala was on Monday afternoon forwarded to the High Court to start serious investigation about him in regards to late Mowzey Radio’s death.
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Sadly, 1st of February this year will never erase from the memories of music fanatics and revelers after news of the sudden demise of the ‘Neera’ hit maker, Mowzey Radio at the Case clinic hospital in Kampala after being involved in a bar brawl with a bar bouncer anticipated to be Troy Wamala at the Entebbe road’s Club De Bar.
Mowzey Radio’s killer transferred to high court.
According to the state prosecutor Julius Muhirwe, he has proved beyond doubt to the Entebbe chief magistrate Suzan Okeni that the necessary evidence pinning Wamala in the murder crime was sealed up, mention telephone calls print-out made during the entire plan to take Radio’s life and had also sought the Director of Public Prosecutions to act in time so as the later have his trial at the next convenient session of the High Court.
We hope justice will be passed-on this time.
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