Nabugabo Swadaka Association Extends Ramadan Relief to Vulnerable Muslims

Namungoona – Masjid Aisha, Northern Express Highway 11 | 1447 AH / 2026 / 28. February 2026

From its headquarters at Masjid Aisha in Namungoona along the Northern Express Highway, the Nabugabo Swadaka Association joined several organizations in distributing Ramadan relief to vulnerable Muslims during this holy month.

Operating under the banner of Ramadhan Relief 2026 , the association mobilized support to reach some of the most underserved members of the Muslim community. This year, Nabugabo Swadaka placed special focus on the blind, rural Imams, and persons with albinism drawn from selected districts across Uganda.

Focus on Dignity and Community Support

The relief packages, containing essential food items for Iftar and Suhoor, were distributed at the association’s headquarters before being extended to beneficiaries from various regions. The initiative forms part of a wider Ramadan solidarity effort aimed at ensuring vulnerable Muslims observe the holy month with dignity.

In an interview with Muslim Channel, the Spokesperson of Nabugabo Swadaka Association, Haj Kasule Zubairi, clarified that the organization remains a locally driven initiative.

“Nabugabo Swadaka is a teamwork effort of committed Muslim businessmen operating along Nabugabo Business Street in Kampala. We are not yet collaborating with any foreign organization. This charity work is purely local, focused on improving the lives of Imams and their communities.”

During a separate interview with Muslim Channel, the Chairman of Nabugabo Swadaka Association, Haj. Kaganda Hussein, urged Ugandans to actively support and participate in their ongoing programs.

He called upon the Muslim community and well-wishers to contribute and engage through the association’s official platforms:

• Website: nabugaboswadaka.com
• USSD Code: *284*3#
• Direct Line: 0200 606 450

Haj. Kaganda emphasized that broader community involvement will strengthen their capacity to expand relief efforts and complete long-term projects aimed at uplifting Imams and vulnerable Muslims.

The leadership also confirmed ongoing construction of a permanent Imams Training Centre at the Namungoona headquarters. The facility is expected to serve as a hub for religious training, leadership development, and empowerment programs for Imams, particularly those serving in rural areas.

With structured outreach systems and a clear grassroots foundation, Nabugabo Swadaka Association continues to demonstrate that sustainable Muslim philanthropy in Uganda can be locally built, community-driven, and impact-oriented.

As Ramadan progresses, their message remains clear: collective participation is key to strengthening the Ummah.

Ramadan Kareem.

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