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Hon. Abigaba Cuthbert Mirembe has four children namely; 1st-Abigaba Kobusingye Chloe born on 27 Decenber 2004 2nd-Abigaba Noreen Assimwe born on 29th May 2007 3rd-Abigaba Akampurira Nevin born on 18th November 2008 4th and last-Abigaba Cavin born on 23rd February 2015 He is married to Abigaba Doreen born on 23rd May 1985 197.239.6.186 ( talk) 15:38, 28 August 2022 (UTC) reply