In a heartfelt revelation, Edmond Ndubi, the father of the late actress Winnie Bwire, has shared the harrowing journey his daughter endured during her battle with cancer. Winnie, fondly known for her role as Dida in the popular TV series “Sultana,” passed away while undergoing treatment in Turkey. Her body was flown back to Kenya yesterday, with the burial scheduled for next week.
Edmond Ndubi described the immense physical and emotional pain Winnie faced throughout her illness. Diagnosed with cancer, Winnie fought bravely, undergoing numerous treatments and procedures in a bid to overcome the disease. Despite the relentless struggle, her condition deteriorated, leading to her untimely demise.
“She was a fighter, always hopeful and determined to beat the cancer,” Ndubi recounted. “But the disease was relentless, and it took a toll on her body and spirit.”
In a desperate attempt to find a cure, Winnie was taken to Turkey for advanced medical treatment. The decision was made after exhausting all available options in Kenya. Ndubi expressed gratitude to the friends, family, and fans who supported them financially and emotionally during this challenging period.
“The support we received was overwhelming. It gave us hope and strength to keep fighting,” he said.
Winnie’s death has left a void in the hearts of many. Her portrayal of Dida in “Sultana” had endeared her to viewers across the country. Fans, colleagues, and the entertainment industry have been mourning her loss, paying tribute to her talent and resilience.
The actress’s body arrived in Kenya yesterday, and preparations for her burial are underway. The funeral is scheduled for next week, where family, friends, and fans will gather to bid a final farewell to the beloved actress.
As the family prepares for the burial, Ndubi hopes that Winnie’s story will inspire others facing similar battles. He emphasized the importance of early detection and treatment of cancer, urging the public to support cancer awareness and research initiatives.
“Winnie’s journey was tough, but she faced it with courage and grace. We hope her story will encourage others to seek help early and never give up,” Ndubi concluded.
