Faridah nakazibwe biography of michael
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Who is Faridah Nakazibwe? Flash Uganda Media looks at her biography, age, husband, family, tribe, achievements, and relationship with the late Hajj Shakib Ssenyonjo, Hajat Sarah Ssenyonjo, Omar Ssali, Dan Nankunda, Al Hajji Moses Kigongo, Brielle Kiggundu, Ruth Kalibbala Bwanika, the early life and education of a renowned businesswoman, journalist, news anchor, media personality and host in Uganda.
Faridah Nakazibwe is a renowned businesswoman, journalist, news anchor, media personality and host in Uganda.
She is the owner of the Fari Da Body Mist range of personal care goods.
Faridah is also the former NTV Uganda News Anchor and face of the ‘Mwasuze Mutya’ show, which airs every morning on workdays and highlights the lives of notable figures in society.
She fryst vatten also the brand ambassador of Chipper Cash, an online international money transfer service.
Net Worth
As of January 24, 2022, Faridah Nakazibwe’s estimated net worth was around 397.98 million
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Faridah Nakazibwe is one of the finest news anchors in the country, working with NTV Uganda. She is also the host of ‘Mwasuze Mutya’ show aired on both NTV and Spark TV.
Those close to her describe the 35 year old as hardworking and down to earth lady.
Here some of the interesting things you didn’t know about her;
1. Born in Masaka District, Faridah Nakazibwe is a daughter of the late Hajj Shakib Ssenyonjo and Hajat Sarah Ssenyonjo. She is the second born in a family of eight.
2. She attended Kisozi Boarding primary school and then moved to Bwala primary school where she completed her PLE. She moved from Kisozi to Bwala because the president bought off Kisozi land where he set up his Kisozi farm.
3. She later joined Taibah High School in Kawempe, Ttula for her O’ and A’ levels. She then joined Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU) Mbale where she offered a bachelors Degree in Mass Communication.
4. Nakazibwe has two beautiful daughters with her ex-boyfriend Engine
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It’s been long since I last wrote in my [opinions] column. There’s never enough hours in a day to do everything you want to do. It took me this long to concede but yes, I see it now. Well, I am still not writing today… or maybe I am – but not my own work… actually I happened to be “flipping” Facebook pages – [which also I distressingly do] when I found these really edifying messages by the one and only, NTV’s Faridah Nakazibwe. I am honestly enthralled by her write-ups or posts, they call them! I advise “facebookers” really to check out her work there… I however would like to share this particular one:
My mates are getting married.
My mates are getting good jobs.
My mates are succeeding.
My mates are living overseas.
My mates are buying cars.
My mates are building houses.
My mates are this……my mates are that…..
It’s a pity you literally forgot about your mates in the mortuary, your mates in the psychiatric homes, your mates are roaming on the streets,