Majambere Kamuntu Ivan, a popular supporter of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) and chairman of the party in Rubaga Division, is reportedly fighting for his life at Rubaga Hospital after being struck by a mysterious illness.
According to reports, Majambere was rushed to the hospital last week after his health condition reportedly deteriorated. He is said to have been placed on oxygen as medical personnel continued attending to him.
News of his reported illness has raised concern among people familiar with his political activities, particularly fellow NRM supporters who know him for his involvement in party mobilisation and politics in Rubaga Division.
Majambere is remembered for his outspoken political statements during the presidential campaigns, when he reportedly warned National Unity Platform (NUP) president Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, and his supporters against entering Rubaga South, threatening that they could end up in Luzira Prison.
His remarks attracted attention because of the political rivalry between supporters of the NRM and NUP during the campaigns. Majambere remained known among his supporters for his strong defence of the ruling party and his criticism of its political opponents.
Meanwhile, friends have reportedly expressed disappointment over what they describe as the absence of NRM officials at his hospital bedside. They argue that Majambere contributed significantly to the party and deserves support during his current health struggles.
The reports have sparked conversations about the importance of standing with political supporters during difficult moments, regardless of their political roles. However, the exact nature of Majambere’s illness and his current medical condition have not been independently confirmed.
As friends and well-wishers hope for his recovery, messages of encouragement continue to focus on his return to good health. We wish Majambere Kamuntu Ivan a quick recovery and strength during this difficult time.
