Bagenda, celebrated for his role in the long-running television series "That's Life Mwattu" and his association with The Ebonies drama group, expressed profound sorrow over the unexpected tragedy. He revealed that the infant, his second son, was born unexpectedly, bringing joy to the family.
Ugandan actor and singer Sam Bagenda, widely known by his stage name Dr. Bbosa, has shared the heartbreaking news of the loss of his newborn son, who passed away just five days after birth.
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"The boy lived for only five days, and I considered him my last born. I had had girls and only one boy. This was my second boy," Bagenda stated.
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Shortly after birth, the newborn showed signs of distress, prompting the family to seek medical attention at International Hospital Kampala (IHK).
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Diagnosis
Medical examinations, including an X-ray, indicated that while most organs were functioning well, there was a concern with one of the heart valves.
A cardiologist assessed the condition as manageable and prescribed specific medication.
Tragically, as the family was in the process of obtaining the prescribed medication from First Pharmacy they received the devastating news of the infant's passing.
The burial is scheduled to take place at Nsotoka, approximately 10 miles along Kangulumira Road, where the family's burial grounds are located.
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Sam Bagenda, born on 31 March 1965 in Mukono, Uganda, has been a prominent figure in the Ugandan entertainment industry for decades.
He began his career as a singer with The Ebonies and transitioned into acting, gaining widespread recognition for his portrayal of Dr. Bbosa in "That's Life Mwattu."
His contributions to the arts have earned him numerous accolades, including being voted Ugandan Actor of the Millennium in 2000.
