Samuel Kiggundu, better known as Sami-K is one of Uganda’s renowned gospel artists. He has been to Tanzania this week and it is there that he posted details from which we got to know more about the place where the Late Mac Elvis (1987-2013) passed away.
He wrote saying that visiting the place was memorable and one great task he had set out to do. “This here is the place where my son, your brother, inspiration and friend Mr 2013 Mac Elvis lost his life after drowning in the swimming pool below,”
“Today I officially put closure to this memory. The wonderful story about this house is that a few months after Mac’s passing, someone else did pass on at the same house,” he wrote.
His post was attention grabbing as the images of the scene [Right Below] have not been released by any one before ever since Mac’s sudden death was announced.
He said that when someone else passed on at the same house, a relative to the owner of this property was so scared about the deaths that she decided to give her life to Christ for fear of loosing her own.
“Even after he [Mac Elvis] passed on, his story won a soul to Christ. God be praised. Blessed memory of Mac Elvis,” Sami-K concluded.
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Who is Mac Elvis?
The late Mark Elvis Mutalya, commonly known as Mac Elvis (1987-2013) was a Ugandan gospel musician and music producer.
Elvis passed away in Dar-es-Salam, Tanzania where he had joined a couple of gospel artists in school outreaches. He was a Watoto graduate and young, talented and popular gospel artiste all over East Africa.
Mac Elvis had a passion for music and recorded and released his first album “Yo Love” in 2009. With the album, he embarked on a high school tour to promote it and spread the gospel to the youth. His second album, “Church boy” was recorded in 2011.
He had attained depth in his lyrics and honed his production skills. The album put him on a higher level in the music industry. He was nominated twice for the Olive Gospel awards as the best new artiste and best RnB artiste. He has opened for big acts like Papa San, Kirk Franklin and Cece Winans during their shows in Kampala
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