CELEBRITY: FORMER MR UGANDA IVAN BYEKWASO NOT DEAD; MEET BAKER THE UN SUNG HERO

Posted On 27 Sep 2018

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Thursday 27th September 2018
By Aiden Graw
www.mknewslink.com
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS:

On Wednesday, Uganda was engulfed with grief when saddening news broke that former Mr. Uganda Ivan Byekwaso had passed on.
According to those who reported the shocking news revealed the source of the news was a one Bob Van Deer who wrote on his Facebook account saying,
Farewell thee Ivan Byekwaso. U have fought yo fight, lets carry on. Till we meet again
The post saw several news websites and individuals jump to it as they conveyed in their condolence messages.
However latter in the day, the same social media user bounced back saying that he was talking about another boxing trainer who had the exact name as the popular muscleman.
People I would like to clarify that its not Ivan Byekwaso the muscleman who has passed on. The one who passed just shares similar names and hails from Masindi. He has been boxing trainer at the police training school in Masindi
Having clarified on the information many people were seen relieved as others pulled down their condolence messages.

MEET SAMUEL BILLY BAKER, A MULTI-TALENTED PIANIST, RADIO PRESENTER

Baker with Co Presenter Syson Leilah
Samuel Billy Baker is a Multi-Talented Ugandan actor, broadcaster/Radio Presenter and a Pianist who rose to fame in media when he joined 92.2 BFM Radio in Bushenyi.
Baker does Omuhanda Show alongside Syson Leila and Friday Dance mix. He is also renowned Pianist and Emcee in western Uganda. He has also promoted western Music through hosting Western Uganda artists every Friday from 5pm-6pm.

Baker was born on 22nd August 1993 in Ibanda. He went to Kitagwenda Primary School, Kitagwenda High School for his Secondary education before joining Alliance Vocational School Ibanda for Journalism and Mass Communication.
He worked at Ibanda based 89.7 FM Eiraka Radio [Efurembe] before joining Bushenyis 92.2 BFM where he is currently in afternoon drive [Omuhanda Program] from 2pm-6pm.
Baker won the Best behaved worker award at 92.2 BFM radio.