ince issues to do with expensive cars are trending, Rich Gang’s Ed Cheune too has jumped on the hype sorrounding flashy cars. He has reportedly purchased Lamborghini Huracán, a 2016 Model. The luxury ride is a sports car built by Italian automotive manufacturer Lamborghini.
Cheune is one of the pioneer members of the Rich Gang crew with the Late Ivan Semwanga and Ex wife Zari Hassan. The South African based rich people have made it their job to spend money like it doesnt matter by throwing luxury parties in the most Elite clubs, Shipping in Luxury cars and buying the most expensive jewellery brands.
The Lamborghini reportedly costs over USD380,000 [about Shs. 1.3 Billion] lets hope he doesnt go down the Jack pemba road.
Many may remember her from NTV’s be my Date but Anita Fabiola has sored the heights including getting herself a mega rich boyfriend Ed Cheune.
Fabiola is not your average slay queen. She has got herself into the hearts and beds of some of the richest celebrites in Africa like Dbanj who got her a huge diamond.
Anita Fabiola and Rich Gang member, Ed Cheune is an off and on couple. Just few months back, there were claims that Fabiola was pregnant with Cheune’s baby. Fabiola rubbished the claims clarifying that she is not preggars and that Cheune is not more than a good friend.
Well, this “good friend” recently splurged on an evidently million shilling watch for her Christmas and Ofcourse she had to share the gift exchange.
Where can one get such friends?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=27&v=MZNSTVAOqSw
There is a new money bags in town called Don Bahati who swears to keep his dear friend’s legacy alive.
Ssemwanga who was the president of the rich Gang passed away in a South African hospital in May this year where he had been admitted in a coma for several days after he suffered a stroke.
The South Africa based Ugandan businessman and socialite has revealed that he and Ivan Semwanga were very close and is organizing a party in his honor.
“After Ivan Ssemwanga’s death, people started asking what would become of the lavish parties he had been hosting. It is then that I vowed that I would carry on his legacy. I am here to make the Rich Gang party possible.” He told journalists on in a press conference.
The party named “money and Power” will be defined by pompous displays of wealth just like semwanga used to do.
“I want to make it rain,” he added. “I will be giving away several goodies including phones, money and I will top it all off with an open bar.”
The party will be held for the first time on Thursday, December 28 at Club Guvnor and entrance is 50K.
Late Ivan Semwanga’s young brother king Lawrence, and rich gang member has decided to continue the legacy by living large.
The young tycoon continues to amass riches from unknown sources just like his late brother.
He has now added a new monster machine ride to his fleet and unlike others who pose in a bond with cars that are no theirs, king Lawrence showed off his Gauteng province number plate (Rence)
The late Ivan Semwanga was buried on May 30, at his ancestral home in Kayunga district, Nakalilo village. During the ceremony, his team, the Rich gang threw money and poured expensive wines in his grave as a sign of respect for their leader. Many concerns were raised as the different denominations were buried, including those from other countries besides Uganda like South African Rands, and United states dollars.
Following this, the court was petitioned to exhume Ivan Semwanga’s body from the grave. They were told to ask Bank of Uganda and A-plus Funeral Services to remove the money with which the late was buried.
Abey Mgugu argued that, “The purposes of the said monies put into the grave were misused and there was wastage of public property thereby violating social and economic rights of other people,” he said.
There is a common saying; “Let the dead rest” and the high court has obeyed just that. Earlier this morning, our desk was filled with news that Abey Mgugu’s request had been denied.
The presiding Judge Margaret Oumo Oguli, dismissed the case against A-plus funeral management and Bank of Uganda with reason that Mgugu did not have a cause of action against the funeral company because it was not a participant in the throwing of money in the Ivan Semwanga’s grave.
As extracted from a post by NTV Uganda earlier today, Justice Oguli exonerated Bank of Uganda of neglecting its statutory duty to protect currency notes saying a careful perusal of the Bank of Uganda Act gives it no duty to enforce respect of the Ugandan currency and those from other jurisdictions such as the US dollar and the South African Rand that Mgugu claims were also thrown in Semwanga’s grave.
Ivan Semwnaga’s body can now lay in peace thanks to the High Court of Uganda.
