Confession!! Lujja Bbosa Tabula Reveals Why He Masterminded The Murder Of Ndiga Clan Head Omutaka Bbosa – Narrates The Whole Plan And Why He Had 18 Skulls In His Home

In a stunning turn of events, Mr. Lugya Bbosa Tabula has confessed to orchestrating the brutal murder of Engineer Daniel Bbosa Lwomwa, the revered leader of the Ndiga clan, on February 25, 2024.

Tabula’s chilling admission was made before Buganda Road Chief Magistrate Ronald Kayizzi, revealing a complex web of motives and ancestral vendettas.

Tabula alleged that Lwomwa and his family were responsible for his father’s murder in 1989, the illegal sale of Ndiga clan land in Mbale, and the desecration of their ancestral site by building a toilet. He believed this justified his actions to reclaim the Namulonge land, which he claimed Lwomwa was obstructing.

Claiming True Leadership

Tabula asserted his rightful claim as the Lwomwa of the Ndiga clan, further fueling the motive behind the murder. He implicated his nephew, Noah Lugya, as the sole accomplice in the crime, while exonerating four co-accused individuals, including Kisekwa Court secretary Milly Naluwenda, who he claimed only informed him about Lwomwa’s demise.

He further stated that four of the five people arrested and charged before the Mwanga II court are innocent, and only Noah Lugya, his nephew, is guilty of committing the murder of Bbosa. He clarified that the Kisekwa Court secretary, Ms. Milly Naluwenda, only committed the crime of informing him (Tabula) about Lwomwa’s murder.

Tabula added that he killed Lwomwa in an attempt to secure ownership of the Namulonge land, which the deceased was hindering his pursuit. He insists that he is the true Lwomwa of the Ndiga clan.Tabula explained that the 18 skulls discovered at his Mpigi shrine were obtained for legitimate ancestral rituals, denying any involvement in their violent procurement.

Tabula will face justice on Monday, August 26, 2024, as the investigation unfolds. His arrest on August 19, 2024, in Kimelika-Namulonge, Busikuma, has led to additional charges related to the human skulls found at his residence.

His co-accused include Kisekwa court secretary Milly Naluwenda, 21-year-old Noah Lugya from Kabanga Village, Harriet Nakiguli from Nkere corner zone in Kawempe Division, carpenter Joseph Nakabale from Gala, Mpigi District, and Ezra Mayanja from Kawempe Division.

Engineer Bbosa’s tragic murder on February 25, 2024, in Kikandwa, Lungujja Rubaga Division, sparked widespread outrage. The lynching of one assailant and the rescue of Lugya by police have only added to the complexity of this sensational case.

As the trial approaches, the nation awaits justice for the slain clan leader and clarity on the intricate motives behind this heinous crime.