Frank Nabwiso: Busoga's Encyclopedia Dies At 83

By Hakim Kanyere | Saturday, December 14, 2024
Frank Nabwiso: Busoga's Encyclopedia Dies At 83
The FDC politician represented Kagoma County in Parliament from 2001 to 2006 and in 2021 lost a hotly contested Jinja City mayoral race to Kasolo Okocha

Dr Frank Nabwiso, a prominent historian, scholar, and politician, has passed away.

He breathed his last at Mukono Church of Uganda Hospital after being bedridden for some time.

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His death was confirmed by his wife, Christine Nabwiso.

Dr Nabwiso, widely respected for his intellect and dedication to public service, served as the Member of Parliament for Kagoma County in Jinja District from 2001 to 2006.

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He was unseated in 2006 by Fredrick Nkayi in a highly contested race.

In 2021, Dr Nabwiso contested as the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) flagbearer for the Jinja City mayoral seat.

Despite a spirited campaign, he came in second to National Unity Platform’s (NUP) Peter Kasolo Okocha.

At the time of his death, Dr Nabwiso was a member of the FDC’s special Elders’ Council.

He was instrumental in resolving internal party disputes, most notably chairing the committee that investigated allegations by Dr Kizza Besigye regarding FDC leadership’s receipt of government campaign funds for the 2021 general elections.

His report ultimately cleared top party officials Nathan Nandala Mafabi and Patrick Amuriat of any wrongdoing.

Dr Nabwiso’s passing marks the end of a distinguished career in academia and politics.

He will be remembered for his deep knowledge of history, his commitment to democratic values, and his unwavering dedication to public service.

Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced.

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