Actress Winnie Bwire’s Father Reflects on Her Rest After Her Suffering
The body of actress Winnie Bwire Ndubi, renowned for her role in the TV drama Sultana, arrived in Mombasa on Sunday, September 8, following her death on September 5. Winnie, who had been receiving treatment in Turkey, lost her battle with cancer after a long and courageous fight.
Her family, friends, and fans gathered at Mombasa International Airport to receive her remains, expressing profound grief and highlighting the critical need for accessible cancer care to prevent similar suffering in others.
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Winnie’s father, Edmond Ndubi, spoke to the press shortly after her arrival, paying a heartfelt tribute to his daughter.
“Winnie was well-known for her many talents—she was an actress, a furniture maker, a baker, and a musician. She was an inspiration to many young people,” he said.
He praised her bravery, noting that despite her intense suffering, Winnie remained strong and positive.
“As a family, we find solace in the fact that she is now at rest. Winnie endured significant pain but faced it with remarkable strength and composure. She never showed her struggles publicly, even though she went through a lot.”
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Reflecting on her resilience and spirit, he added:
“God chose for her to rest, and we are grateful for the time we had with Winnie. She was an inspiration to us as parents, and now we pray for her soul to find eternal peace.”
He also expressed gratitude to the friends and supporters who helped Winnie during her illness, particularly those who contributed financially through online platforms.
“Thank you for your support throughout Winnie’s cancer journey. May God bless you abundantly,” he said.
Winnie Ndubi’s funeral is set to be held on Saturday, September 21, in Busia County, where she will be laid to rest.
