Ugandans Raise Over UGX 20 Million, Plot of Land and Smartphone for Godfrey Muwanguzi After DNA Results

Following the release of forensic DNA results confirming that Godfrey Muwanguzi is not a biological son of the late Kadongo Kamu legend Prince Paul Job Kafeero, Ugandans have rallied behind him in a remarkable show of love and solidarity.
During a TikTok Live hosted by singer Bruno K, supporters contributed more than UGX 20 million, alongside a plot of land, a smartphone, and several other gifts to encourage Muwanguzi after the emotional revelation.
Among the notable contributors was media personality Sheilah Gashumba, who donated UGX 2 million. Many other TikTok creators and viewers also made generous contributions throughout the livestream.
The fundraiser quickly gained traction on social media, with many Ugandans praising Bruno K and fellow content creators for standing with Muwanguzi during a difficult moment. Supporters emphasized that family is not only defined by blood but also by love, respect, and the relationships built over time.
The overwhelming response has turned what began as a disappointing DNA outcome into an inspiring story of compassion, with many describing it as one of the biggest acts of online generosity seen on Ugandan TikTok this year.
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