Bad Black admitted in hospital

Nov 17, 2011

BAD BLACK aka Shanita Namuyimbwa was rushed to an undisclosed hospital for treatment soon after she was released from Luzira prison on bail.

By Edward Anyoli

BAD BLACK aka Shanita Namuyimbwa was rushed to an undisclosed hospital for treatment soon after she was released from Luzira prison on bail.

However, Bad Black who has been in prison since October 20th, without giving details of her sickness briefly told journalists that she was going to International Hospital Kampala for medical checkup.

She was whisked away by heavily built minders before she could speak to journalists who wanted to interview her.

“After staying in prison she experienced some shock and the doctors have recommended that she should have some rest,” Galisonga said.

An excited Bad Black soon after her release. Her father (back) looks on

Galisonga said the doctor also discovered that Bad Black was feverish and hallucinating before she was admitted to a private ward where doctors are monitoring her conditions.

When Bad Black was applying for bail last week, she also in her affidavits stated that her breasts were swollen and that she could not access proper medication from Luzira prison.

Bad Black left Anti-Corruption Court in a jovial mood in company of young men and women who escorted her with fleets of vehicles. 

She was released after she deposited her passport in court as Justice Paul Mugamba had directed she appeared before the deputy registrar with heavy make-up, dressed in a skimpy black skirt and sleeveless black top with high heels shoes.

Prosecution alleges that in September, 2010, David Green Halgh jointly formed a company with Bad Black. The company, which was registered as Daveshan Development Limited, sought to deal in land purchase and property management.

Bad Black after her release drove through Kampala atop a car with her bouncers

Green, who is a manager in Air Services in the UK, had 75% shares while Black had 25% and the two opened an account in Barclays at Garden City Branch to operate the business.

According to prosecution Bad Black did not contribute any money towards the opening of the account.

Prosecution alleges that between September 2010 and March 2011, Green deposited $3,824,130 to facilitate the business.

On December5, 2010, Green came to Uganda to monitor the progress of their business but, Bad Black allegedly failed to account for the money. She denies the charges.

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