The head and founder of the Faith of Unity Omukama Ruhaga Owobusobozi Bisaka and thousands of believers and non believers of the Faith of Unity have spent three days in Hoima city at Boma grounds celebrating 38years of the National Resistance Movement and praying for President Museveni at a three day function organized by Faith of Unity believers in Hoima Bukwenda( Diocese).
Omukama Ruhaga Owobusobozi Bisaka thanked President Museveni for bringing peace and giving chance Owobusobozi to teach and promote Unity among Ugandans despite the challenges this Faith had at its start 43 years.
It’s only President who investigated about our Faith and His excellence finds found the Owobusobozi was doing an excellent Job to finish and end Witch Craft which was at its pick in Bunyoro Sub region and many people lost life due to night dancers , Witch Craft, hence the Coming of Omukama Ruhaga Owobusobozi Bisaka in the world people life changed due to embracing Oneness and also leaving Religions which take alot of time , it’s in faith of unity where we only rest three days in the month and spend 27 or 28 days working the three days we rest are 2, 12,22 which we use to praise and Worship God the rest are for Working Owobusobozi said.
The function start with a holy match in Hoima where millons of people join to match which Owobusobozi and it took hours to access Boma grounds due to more numbers of believers and non believers who came to get a free instant healing spiritual and bodyly diesase by Omukama Ruhaga Owobusobozi Bisaka function was attend by Members of Parliament , and local leaders
Over 300 plus people entered into intambiro of Omukama Ruhaga Owobusobozi Bisaka
For the Starters The NRA/ NRM will be celebrating the 38th anniversary of the liberation of Uganda in 1986.
On January 26th 1986, President Yoweri Museveni together with fellow revolutionaries stormed Kampala and ushered in a new chapter in our history. The sole driving ideology for those patriots was to liberate Ugandans from the tyrannical regimes at the time.
During the Swearing-in ceremony on 29 January 1986, President Museveni promised Ugandans a fundamental change: “No one should think that what is happening today is a mere change of guard; it is a fundamental change in the politics of our Country.”
The above promise created a central rallying point within the population to pull together towards rebuilding Uganda after many years of despair. The country had gone through tough times due to bad governance from 1986
