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Green Daddy Lays Infant to Rest Amid Allegations of Medical Negligence at Mulago

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Kampala, Uganda: Ugandan musician Green Daddy has laid his deceased newborn to rest following a tragic passing that reportedly occurred in the early hours of Monday morning at Mulago National Referral Hospital.

The heartbreaking loss has sparked grief among fans and the music fraternity, while allegations of medical negligence surrounding the infant’s death continue to circulate.

According to family sources, the newborn is said to have developed complications shortly after birth while under medical care.

Relatives claim there were delays in response and inadequate monitoring, claims that have since raised public concern and prompted calls for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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During the burial, Green Daddy was described as visibly devastated as he mourned the loss of his child.

Family members and supporters have urged health authorities and Mulago Hospital management to provide clear answers regarding the care given and the events leading to the newborn’s death.

By the time of publication, Mulago Hospital had not yet issued an official statement addressing the allegations.

Health sector observers note that internal reviews are typically conducted when serious complaints arise, particularly in cases involving maternal and neonatal care.

The incident has reignited debate about patient safety, staff shortages, and pressure on Uganda’s public health facilities, with many calling for improved systems to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

Friends, fellow artists, and fans continue to send messages of condolence and support to the grieving musician and his family during this difficult period.

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