The body of the longest serving Prime Minister of Uganda Prof.Apollo Nsibambi has finally been laid to mother earth.

Born 25th Oct,1940 to Simyoni and Eva Nsibambi (The Pioneer evangelists of the East African Revival).

Nsibambi, a distinguished, accomplished, honest, committed Nationalist died last week Tuesday. He was buried at St Stephen’s Church of Uganda, Kasero in Buloba.

The late Professor was described by his family members as a loving father who was also straight forward.

He studied from Ndejje Primary School, King’s College, Budo, University of London and University of Nairobi.

He left behind a widow Esther Lillian Nakiboneka Kabuuza, five children and seven grandchildren.

Senior Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) officers escorting the body of Prof. Nsibambi Apollo for burial Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.

Senior Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) officers carrying  the remains of Prof. Nsibambi Apollo for burial.Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates

Senior Uganda People’s Defence Forces Officers saluting the remains  of Prof. Nsibambi Apollo on its way for burial. Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.

Mourners at the burial ceremony of Prof. Nsibambi Apollo in Buloba, a Kampala Suburb. Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.

Esther Nakiboneka Nsibambi (right,widow) stands next to the grave of her late husband, Prof Apollo Nsibambi. Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.

Dr John Nsibambi sits next to the grave side, as he pays his last respect to his younger brother, Prof Apollo Nsibambi. Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.

Mourners watch as Senior Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) officers lower the reamins of Prof. Nsibambi Apollo to mother earth, in Buloba, Kampala Suburb. Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.

The Casket containing the remains of Prof. Nsibambi Apollo, is lowered inside the tomb,  Photo by Ronald Kabuubi/Kmaupdates.