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Mubiru has been battling liver complications for the last couple of months. He has also been in and out of the hospital.
Much as Aga Khan has decided to discharge him, they have recommended him for further treatment.
“Unfortunately Aga Khan has also discharged me with recommendations for further management from specialized facilities with highly specialized medical care most preferably from abroad in countries like USA, UK, India and Germany,” he said.
Mubiru says this has been a very trying moment for him.
“I started the medical checkup with Rubaga hospital where I was diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, pancreatitis and was recommended for further investigations. I was advised to reach out to Mulago hospital where I was admitted and the results manifested the same issue and recommended abroad for further treatment,” he said.
He has called upon people to stand with him in any way they can as he plans to go for further medication.
“I continue to call upon everyone to keep me in prayers for the Lord to intervene in the big milestone of my travel to the USA for further medication,” he stated.
Meanwhile, there was a controversial story last week when apparently Mubiru asked for money from PM Nabbanja. Rumour had it that his party, NUP was not supportive at all. However, it seems they have solved this already.
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