Kagadi Boda Boda riders pays courtesy visit to Faith of Unity Kampyemi healing city

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KagadiBoda Boda riders from Kagadi round about old stage have paid a courtesy visit to Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi Bisaka the founder of Faith of Unity religion at Kampyemi healing city in Muhorro town council Kagadi district.

Cyclists organized the visit through Omukwenda Alinda Akugizibwe who aided to deliver a request visicity mainly targeting to discover more about preaching of Faith of Unity.Mugerwa Gerald Makulu and Yeremiya Akwehaire Boda Boda chairmen speaking to our reporter after the visit applauded the founder for initiating a religion based on peace, love, unity and development.


Omukwenda Akugizibwe the administrator of the faith of unity said Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi Bisaka started his work in 1980 targeting to end evil act, promoting unity and started doing wonders.

Omukwenda Akugizibwe thanked Boda Boda riders for developing a spirit of discovering and understanding more about the region thus asking them to be ambassadors of delivering the good message to others.

In exclusive interview with cyclists who visited the palace says, they have learnt a lot from the preaching and enjoyed the beautiful scenery of the healing centre thus promising to deliver good message to others.

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