IBANDA IN THE NEWS AGAIN: WRONG BODY BURIED IN IBANDA

A bizarre incident has rocked the residents of Ibanda, with a shocking mix-up in the burial of Babra Nuwakunda, who died in a road accident on the Mbarara Bwizibwera road last month.
In a stunning turn of events, residents were left aghast when they spotted Babra Nuwakunda on bodaboda heading home, just days after her burial.

 The news spread like wildfire, prompting church leaders, residents, and the police to investigate the matter.

The investigation revealed a shocking truth: Babra's mother, Komusago, had mistakenly brought another daughter from the mortuary and buried her, while Babra was actually alive and working in bars in Mahyoro.

The village is now left with an unidentified body, which was mistakenly buried in place of Babra. The incident has raised questions about the mortuary procedures and the identification of bodies.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.


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