Who is Christine Nabukeera? Flash Uganda Media looks at her biography, age, husband, family, tribe, achievements, and relationship with John Sebalamu, John Bosco Muwonge, Haruna Segawa, Vincent Mawanda, Livingstone Luwaga, John Kabanda, Hamis Kiggundu, Nalubega, and the early life and education of the Ugandan businesswoman and property developer in Kampala
Christine Nabukeera occasionally referred to as Senga Nabukeera in wealthy circles, is a Ugandan businesswoman and property developer in Kampala.
She is said to have laid the groundwork for her brothers’ fortunes, including John Sebalamu, John Bosco Muwonge, and Haruna Segawa.
Nabukeera owns various properties, including Kisekka Auto Centre Plaza, Victor Plaza in Kikuubo, and Nana Arcade in Nabugabo.
Early Life and Education
Christine Nabukeera was born in the Ugandan district of Masaka.
She is the sister of affluent Ugandan businesspeople and property owners John Bosco Muwonge, John Ssebalamu, Paul Lubega, and Haruna Ssegawa.
She is also the aunt of real estate tycoon Hamis Kiggundu, also known as Ham.
The family has a large influence in Kampala, and they are known to own a considerable portion of the city.
Nabukeera grew up in the Masaka district before the entire family went to Kampala, where they were completely engaged in commerce.
She has a son named Vincent Mawanda. Nabukeera is also married to Livingstone Luwaga.
Career and Professional Work Experience
Christine Nabukeera is well-known as one of Kampala’s most successful property developers.
Christine is the owner of several notable buildings, including Kisekka Auto Centre Plaza, Victor Plaza in Kikuubo, Nana Arcade in Nabugabo, Nabukeera Plaza, and many more. She is also the driving force behind the new Pioneer Mall framework.
Achievements and Awards
Christine Nabukeera is one of Uganda’s wealthiest people, with an estimated net worth of $580 million.
Controversies
Christine Nabukeera failed to persuade the High Court in March 2023 to ignore evidence provided by police witnesses alleging that she broke into her tenant’s shop and stole products and money.
Nabukeera appeared at Buganda Road Court with her son, Vincent Mawanda, on charges of breaking into (the complainant) John Kabanda’s Nana Centre shop and taking 43 bags of shoes worth USh350 million, USh172 million in cash, and all of his company paperwork.
John Kabanda, the Chairman of the Kampala Traders Body and the Kampala New Generation Traders Association, and his team accused Nabukeera of maliciously and unlawfully removing the door to his shop on July 28, 2020, and stealing money, merchandise, and legal documents for failing to pay rent arrears that had accumulated during the Covid lockdown.
In her defence, Nabukeera and her son accused Kabanda of organising fellow tenants to refuse to pay rent during the COVID-19 shutdown in 2020.
Christine Nabukeera was remanded to Kitalya Prison on October 22, 2021, until November 2nd.
Christine Nabukeera was supposedly in a relationship with Livingstone Luwaga, a father of four and Florence Nalubega’s spouse, in November 2010.
It all started in August 2010, when Nabukeera intended to elope with fellow businessman Livingstone Luwaga.
The two had planned a discreet wedding, but Florence Nalubega, Luwaga’s wife and mother of his four children, discovered it and read them the riot act. Luwaga and Nalubega had gotten married in a traditional ceremony.
As a result, they abandoned the arrangement and pursued open dialogue. Nabukeera and Luwaga promised Nalubega a car, a house, and a business in exchange for allowing them to marry.
Their wedding thus took place in front of retired bishop Livingstone Mpalanyi Nkoyoyo in Namirembe Cathedral, followed by a celebration at Entebbe’s Botanical Gardens.
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