The life of the three big dreamers; Tizikara Nobert, Aturinda Caroline and Ann Kabaayo ended on a sad note after they succumbed to a nasty accident at Kinawataka junction.
During the wee hours of a Sunday morning of 10th, July 2022, the three good-looking, ambitious dreamers paid their debt of nature.
The trio were travelling in a Mercedes Benz 4Matic car Reg. No. UBJ 053N when their car was hit by a train, Locomotive Number 7315, at Nakawa Level, at 3:30am on Sunday.
According to Uganda Railways Corporation (URC), the train was departing from Namanve Industrial Park enroute to Kampala station after delivering cargo to the respective clients.
A friend to one of the deceased revealed that on the fateful night, the trio were coming from their friend’s birthday at Thrones Lounge, Bar and Restaurant in Bugolobi, a Kampala suburb.
Their death has since left friends, relatives and family members speechless and distraught.
Here is what we now know about the trio.
TEZZY, A RISING STAR WHO DREAMT PAINT KAMPALA’S SKYLINE
Tizikara Nobert, who his circles called Teezy, was a rising star who dreamt big and was ambitious.
Friends and family have revealed that Nobert was brilliant, sociable, and a big dreamer.
Nobert was born on July 24, 1990, to Dr. Celensio Tizikara and Dr. Mary Tizikara from Kyebando and he was the last born of four children of whom one passed away a decade ago.
Nobert went to Agha Khan Primary School, Uganda Martyrs Namugongo for his O’level and King’s College Budo for his A’ level.
A close family member further revealed that Tezzy went to Makerere University for his Bachelor of Science in Architecture in 2009 for four years.
He later started work after university and founded Redion Architects which partnered with Dimensions Architects.
At the time of his death, Nobert had sealed a contract with the Police Construction Unit as a lead planner for the Naguru Housing project, a deal worth billions of shillings.
Derrick Kayobyo, a friend of his also noted that Tizikara was very hardworking and extremely passionate about architecture.
“He had an extremely good work ethic and professionalism. He was outstanding in class,” he said.
He added, “All his plans revolved around changing architecture and changing the city skyline. He dreamt of being the best architecture in town.”
Being a lover of everyone else, Kayobyo revealed that Nobert loved his girlfriend Aturinda Carol whom he had planned to walk down the aisle late this year.
He further added that Nobert must have died a happy person since he was around people he loved so much.
There was a requiem mass at St. Augustine Chapel Makerere yesterday at 2pm and he will be buried today in Bukada, Banda in Wakiso District.

The mansion that Tizikara Nobert was building

The house Tizikara Nobert rented in Kiyindi in Kira Municipality
VERY PRINCIPLED YET SIMPLE, CHARMING AND KIND
Aturinda Caroline’s death has since left her friends and family in disbelief.
Carol’s friends bid farewell to her with some shaking their heads in disbelief that the charming beauty had finally gone to sleep with the angels.
Aturinda Caroline was born on December 23, 1994, to Mr. Teleshphorus Betunga and Stella Betunga in Inshogororo, Ibanda District.
She went to Rwenkoba Primary School then Kagongo for her O’level and Ankole Hill for her A’level.
She later joined Kampala International University where she pursued her degree in Law and later joined Law Development Centre (LDC) for her bar course.
According to her sister, Ms. Tina Amor, Aturinda was very principled yet simple, charming and kind.
“She took her studies seriously and never forgot where she came from. She wanted to make her parents proud,” she said.
Georgia Tumwesigye, who is also a friend to the deceased emphasized that Carol was a beautiful free-spirited girl with a larger-than-life heart.
“I don’t remember ever seeing her without a smile. I am sorry that all the beautiful plans we had this year never materialized. May God rest her beautiful soul in eternal glory.”
At the time of her death, Aturinda was working with C5, a law firm in Kampala.
Aturinda was laid to rest in her ancestral home in Inshongororo yesterday.
FIRST IT WAS HER PARENTS AND NOW ANN.
Kabaaya Ann’s death found her at a time when she had become more than strong and determined with life having lost both her parents when she was still a juvenile.
Kabaaya was born on August 19th, 1991 in Kagurukiro, Rakai District in a family of seven where she was the last born.
She was raised by her big sisters, Grace Bashabe Kobujugo and Oliver Tumushabe.
Kabaaya’s other siblings included Jane Kenshubi, Justine Kebirungi, Yoweri Namara, Mpare Amos and Kamateka Gertrude.
She went to Bright Grammar Primary school in Masaka then Gayaza High school for her O’level and then St.Joseph’s Nsambya for her A’level.
Kabaaya was a businesswoman who ventured into mobile money and agent banking, she also studied law at the University of Dar-es-salaam.
According to her friends, Ann was full of hope, an encourager and literally saw the best in everyone.
“When Kabaaya was not moving things around her family, she was pushing even those without blood relationship, many times passing job opportunities to all her circles,” a friend revealed.
Friends have furthermore disclosed that on a fateful night, she was excited to meet Teezy who was her best friend and Carol whom she loved so much.
“The sunshine of a girl is now no more. Kabaaya lived a full life and died happy.”
Kabaaya was laid to rest on Tuesday, at her ancestral home in Kagurukiro, Rakai District.
By Kalamira Hope
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