SAD!! Deceased MP Hellen Nakimuli’s Father Leaks Shocking Secrets About Her Life And Death As Hospital Fails To Give Detailed Report

Mr. Christopher Walusimbi, the father of the late Hon. Hellen Nakimuli has spoken out about the health and life journey of the fallen Kalangala Woman Member of Parliament.

On addressing the press during the vigil in Kalangala on Monday, Walusimbi revealed that her daughter was a very friendly and hardworking child who has touched many souls of Ugandans.

“We all have to agree that she has taken a holy path because it’s only through death that the righteous can be able to go to the Lord. There is no way you can avoid it, but the better way is to prepare early enough.”

He also prayed to the Almighty Lord to grant her daughter’s soul a seat on the side of the Righteous.

“Giving birth is another thing, mentorship is also another thing but grooming a child into a better citizen is every parent’s desire. After looking around, I have realized that all people at the islands have benefited from my daughter’s services.”

He called upon parents to always take up the largest percentage of responsibility for teaching their and mentoring their children instead of leaving everything to the schools.

The body of the late Nakimuli is currently before Kalangala District Council in a special sitting to appreciate her good deeds.

The exact cause of death of Kalangala District Woman Member of Parliament Helen Nakimuli remains undetermined, even after a postmortem was conducted at the National Referral Hospital, Mulago, according to officials.

Speaking to the media, Leader of Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi said pathologists were yet to reach a conclusive finding despite carrying out the examination on the late legislator’s body.

“Even after the postmortem, doctors have not yet established the exact cause of death,” Ssenyonyi said.

He added that additional medical investigations are underway to help determine what may have led to her sudden death.

“More tests are being done, including toxicology, to help ascertain what could have led to her passing,” Ssenyonyi, who also speaks for the National Unity Platfrom party, explained.

Nakimuli passed away on Sunday while undergoing surgery for fibroids at Alexandria Medical Centre, a private facility specialising in women’s health services.

Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths that develop in or around the uterus and are made up of muscle and fibrous tissue.

They are relatively common among women of reproductive age and can vary in size from small, seed-like nodules to larger masses that distort the uterus.

While many fibroids are asymptomatic, others may cause heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain or pressure, frequent urination, and in some cases complications during fertility or pregnancy.