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President Museveni has on Saturday 11th June 2022 gifted a brand new car to the late Ugandan self-proclaimed god and the founder of the Faith of unity movement Owobusobozi Bisaka on his 93rd birthday.
Owobusobozi, who was born on 11th June 1930, in Kitima, Bushenyi Uganda, died in January last year in Kenya, where he was flown for further treatment after developing breathing complications.
His followers, however, continue to believe that he is still alive. He watches and still in charge over them.
His followers always celebrate his birthday every 11th June, from Faith’s headquarters at Kapyeemi village in his hometown, Muhorro.
President Museveni’s gift was delivered on Saturday by the prime minister, Robinah Nabbanja, who said that president Museveni was pleased with the faith for nurturing and unity among the people.
“I today delivered a brand new car gift from the president to Owobusobozi Bisaka, the founder of the Faith of Unity-based in Kapyeem healing centre Kagadi, on his birthday.
The president applauds the faith for promoting NRM, fostering peace, unity and development in Uganda and the whole world. Happy birthday Owobusobozu Bisaka,” he added.
Owobusobozi was born in Buyanja County, Kibaale district, to Byombi Petero, who worked as a catechist in Bujuni parish for over a period of 50 years.
He later joined Mugalike Secondary School in 1944. He became interested in the priesthood, but his dream was not successful.
Before forming up the Faith of Unity Movement in early 1980s, Owobusobosi was a choir master at Muhorro Catholic Church and a teacher at Muhorro Primary School.
In other news earlier reported by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, a man identified as Kanyua John from Kiambu County Kenya was distressed after his 26 year old wife with whom he has 5 kids was snatched away by a local pastor who presided over their wedding many years ago.
Check also;
- Pastor Advises Men To Visit Women In Morning To See Their True Colours: Go Around 6am
- Kenyan Man Accuses Pastor Who Presided Over His Wedding For Snatching His Wife
- Pastor Dismissed After Being Caught Red-Handed Sleeping With Married Woman In Guest House
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