The family and community of Godfrey Wayengera, the slain director of Beloved Daycare and Nursery School in Nsuube, Mukono District, are preparing for his burial this Saturday in Bwalasi, Mbale, as police intensify investigations into his shocking murder.
New details have emerged from survivor Christine Najabi, who recounted the traumatic June 10 attack to our reporters. "At first I thought it was a routine security checkpoint," revealed Najabi, still recovering from injuries sustained when the assailants—dressed in what appeared to be police uniforms—abandoned her in Misindye after killing her husband. She described a calculated ambush where the fake officers manipulated their victims before executing Wayengera near Namumira road.
The grieving widow managed to escape by writing a distress note that reached authorities, triggering the ongoing investigation. Meanwhile, mourners at Nsuube Pentecostal Church remembered Wayengera as a selfless community pillar.
Police forensic teams continue analyzing the recovered Toyota Fielder (UBP 520A); Witness statements reveal the killers' sophisticated impersonation of security personnel; Community leaders demand justice, citing Wayengera's peaceful character; Burial arrangements finalized for Saturday in his ancestral home of Bwakoolo, Mbale