There is no peace, saith the LORD, unto the wicked. (Isaiah 48:22)
There is no peace, saith the LORD, unto the wicked. (Isaiah 48:22)
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WHEN GOD DIES OF COVID-19 : Self-proclaimed god and Museveni’s friend Owobusobozi Ruhanga Bisaka death kept secret: Museveni’s Soldiers arrest Journalist investigating god’s death
https://watchmanafrica.blogspot.com/2021/01/when-god-dies-of-covid-19-self.htmlSelf-Proclaimed ‘God’ Bisaka Finally Dies Of COVID-19, Goes To Meet His Real Creator
By Nellie Nakitende
Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi Bisaka, a 91-year-old self-professed god and founder of the Ugandan cult, Faith of Unity, died of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on Tuesday January 19th, 2021, and is already scheduled to meet his real creator, the Almighty God to explain how he became a god on earth.
Owobusobozi Bisaka claimed to have supernatural powers to heal all kinds of illnesses and said he was able to reunite people from all over the world.
His cult which has its origins in Kapyemi village, Muhoro Town council, Kagadi District, which is approximately 156miles west of the Ugandan capital, has over 2 million followers in the great lakes region of East Africa alone.
However, on Tuesday news circulated on social media about his death, although many of his believers didn’t accept it at first, since he had always claimed to be immortal.
But as of press time it had been confirmed that the latter succumbed to the deadly global pandemic COVID-19.
It shall be remembered that the deceased contributed a whooping Shs200m to the Ugandan National COVID-19 Task Force, although that didn’t stop the virus from claiming his life.
Bisaka was reported to have collapsed months ago due to high blood pressure and was rushed to Aga Khan Hospital where he was monitored and nursed back to health.
Days before the presidential polls he was rumoured to be dead but all these were brushed off by his followers.
Bisaka was born on June 11th , 1930 at Kitoma Kiboizi, Bujuni parish. He desired so much to be a priest but never got a chance to fulfil his dream.
He later qualified as a teacher and started serving the Catholic Church as a choirmaster. Bisaka composed many catholic Lunyoro hymns which are still sung by Catholics to date.
In 1948, he failed being admitted to the Minor Seminary and that was when he changed his attitude towards church leaders.
He thereafter became a critic of the Catholic Church and finally announced his revelation in 1975.
It was that revelation that got him out of church completely and he began his own cult, declaring himself a god. His followers pray every 2nd, 12th and 22nd of each month.
However, Bisaka’s death was kept a secret from many Ugandans as it’s believed that it would have interrupted the presidential polls because he was an ardent supporter of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) who had rallied all his followers to vote for the party’s candidate.
Bisaka lost many of his followers when his son died after they wondered why he wouldn’t raise his own son from the dead if he was indeed a god.
For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?(Mark 8:36)
And
he said unto them, Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man's
life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth.
Luke 12:15)
It remains to the ruling party and Ugandan government as to when it intends to break this tragic news.
We have established that his body was transported to Mbarara hospital for post-mortem where it was confirmed that he had succumbed to COVID-19 and burial arrangements are under way to lay his soul to rest.
NRM Looses Great Supporter, Owobusobozi Bishaka
https://nrm.co.ug/nrm-looses-great-supporter-owobusobozi-bishaka-2/
The ruling National Resistance Movement, (NRM) has lost a great supporter and party agent, the self-proclaimed god Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi Desteo Bisaka who passed on in Kenya, a day before Uganda’s presidential general elections.
Bisaka, and known to his followers as Owobusobozi of ‘Association for the Healing Place of God of All Armies’ is reported to have collapsed at his palace in Kapyemi Kibaale district last month.
Following the collapse, his health deteriorated further and he was rushed to AgaKhan hospital in Kenya with Kenya Airways. He later died last week in the same hospital on 13th January.
His death had been kept a secret due election. It is alleged that his announcement would have caused election loss for incumbent Yoweri Kaguta Museveni whom he supported and rallied for supporters.
President Museveni last month sent a special envoy to Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi in Kapyemi led by Maj. Katabazi Imme the Deputy Director General ISO who had special message from the president and asked Owobusobozi Bisakka to canvas votes for NRM and all flag Bearers
Bisaka was born on 11 June 1930 in the Kitoma Kiboizi village, in Buyanja county, Kibaale district in Western Uganda. His parents were Petero Byombi and Agnes Kabaoora. Both of them were staunch members of the local Catholic parish of Bujuni (Bisaka 1987). According to Bisaka, he spent little time with his parents, as he lived and grew up with his grandparents from the age of eight years.
His father was a Catholic catechist, as was his grandfather, Alifonsio Wenkere, who was a pioneer convert at Bujuni Catholic parish. His grandmother, Martha Nyakaka, was also a Catholic convert and a captive in the palace of Mengo, where she witnessed to the martyrdom of Charles Lwanga and 21 other Ugandan martyrs in the 19th century (Ateenyi 2000:67-68). While his grandfather was occupied with church activities at the local parish, young Bisaka was tutored in Catholic teachings and doctrines by his grandmother, whose spiritual life formed a backbone and religio-moral compass for her grandson
FOLLOWERS PLOT FLEEING AFTER ‘GOD’ BISAKA OWN CHILD DIES
October 3, 2019
https://mulengeranews.com/followers-plot-fleeing-after-god-bisaka-own-child-dies/
By Mulengera Reporters
Kagadi-based Prophet Owobusobozi Bisaka (born Desteo Bisaka) risks losing multitudes of his followers after losing his own son (Biijabyonka Bisaka) in circumstances that have forced many followers to begin questioning the man’s own spiritual teachings. Calling himself ‘god,’ Bisaka has always promoted the view that there is no death for those who subscribe to his “Owobusobozi” religious beliefs. Because the news of ‘god’ Bisaka’s own son’s death risked eroding followers’ confidence and contradicting the man’s own central message of death not being real, his close aides ensured the entire thing was kept secret. “It remains a top secret up to this point in time and those who attended it were strictly by invite. And even the very lucky few who were invited to the burial were heavily restricted and gagged to the extent that smart phones weren’t allowed into the burial grounds,” says an influential member of Prophet Bisaka’s spiritual group. The very secretive burial took in Kagadi Muhooro inside Bisaka’s palace. The 45-year-old left 11 wives and 22 children. He had strange symptoms prior to his death including endlessly vomiting blood. It’s for that reason that the actual cause of the controversial Bisaka’s son remains officially unknown.
Some critics have sarcastically said that since Bisaka calls himself ‘God,’ then he should cause the resurrection of his son just like the Biblical God raised his son Jesus Christ from the tomb after just three days. “Failing to do that will deprive him of bragging rights to continue calling himself God,” says one of the theologians who has always been contemptuous of Bisaka’s message. The same scholar adds; “He always tells people he is God who heals diseases; how then could he fail to heal his own son? All this does one thing and that’s contradicting his message.”
In his brief summon to the small gathering, Bisaka consoled himself by saying his son will resurrect some day. He also said the fact that Jesus was son of God (who he doesn’t believe in by the way because he considers himself to be God) but still died is indicative what befell his son shouldn’t alarm any of his followers. But the truth is Bisaka risks losing more followers should the promised resurrection of his son fail to take place in the coming few days as anticipated.
The burial ceremony for Bisaka’s son was deliberately low-key to avoid his own message on death (and himself being God) not being contradicted
ABOUT BISAKA
He was born Desteo Bisaka and originally a teacher and catechist in the Catholic Church in Kibaale Western Uganda. Then in 1980 he claimed to have seen a revelation which resulted into him being vested with powers to heal and save. With this new conviction, he then left the Catholic faith and founded his own church, Faith Unity in 1981.
