Young billionaire who died at age 40 buried with bundles of cash - Photos

Uganda's billionaire businessman, Ivan Ssemwanga, has been buried in the most 'unique' way ever!
TUKO reports that the flamboyant moneybag who was also Zari Hassan's former husband, was buried with money thrown into the grave by family and friends.
Photos: Zari Hassan's billionaire ex-husband, Ivan Ssemwanga buried with cash
He was buried Tuesday, May 30, at his Kanyunga home in Uganda in a ceremony attended by all and sundry. The flamboyant tycoon died recently at age 40.
Photos: Zari Hassan's billionaire ex-husband, Ivan Ssemwanga buried with cash
Zari Hassan's billionaire ex-husband, Ivan Ssemwanga buried with cash
Photos: Zari Hassan's billionaire ex-husband, Ivan Ssemwanga buried with cash
Photos: Zari Hassan's billionaire ex-husband, Ivan Ssemwanga buried with cash
 members of the Rich Gang, where deceased socialite Ivan Semwanga was leader, popped champagne and threw bundles of money at his grave, after he was laid to rest:
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
By;Worldcoinsmoney.blogspot.com

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