Mania Media Kayunga Resident District Commissioner (RDC) Hajj Nsereko Mutumba is dead. He was believed to be in his late 60s.
Hajj Nsereko, who is also the former spokesperson of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) passed on in the wee hours of this morning at Rubaga Hospital although the exact cause of his sudden death is not yet known.
Nsereko was appointed RDC of Kayunga district in March this year following the reshuffles made by the President and held the position till the time of his death.
He was among the hundreds of RDCs and RCCs who attended the just concluded orientation retreat for Commissioners that happened from 25th to 31st July 2022 at the National Leadership Institute (NALI), Kyankwanzi.
The Deputy Presidential Press Secretary, Mr. Faruk Kirunda in a Wednesday morning tweet described the late as a respected opinion leader who worked for peace and unity.
“The death of Hajji Nsereko Mutumba, the RDC Kayunga, is a big blow. A respected opinion leader, he worked for peace, unity, and development among Ugandans. His absence will be deeply felt. Inalillahi wainailaihi rajiun,” reads a tweet by Mr Kirunda.
Mr. Bulinson Saleh, the speaker of Kayunga District Council hailed the deceased as a man of humility who work hard and paid full allegiance to his party, and will be missed dearly by the entire district leadership.
“He has been a very humble man, hardworking, and a leader who paid full allegiance to his party. At least I got a chance of interacting with him yesterday over a number of issues and he looked very fresh from the Kyankwanzi retreat. We shall miss as the district leadership,” Mr Saleh said.
Hajj Nsereko was a born of Mugongo, Kasenge Ward in Kyengera Town council in Wakiso district.
Before his appointment as RDC, Hajj Mutumba served as Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) Spokesperson and left in 2020 after his contract expired.