The candidate for the mayor of New York City Zohran Mamdani recently organized a rich wedding celebration in the large farm of his family in Uganda. The event described as a three -day extravaganza was reportedly marked by strict security, celebrity -style arrangement and a list of guests that included prominent personalities.
According to a New York Post The news, the celebrations took place in the Mamdani family house on the hill of Buzig, the neighborhood near Kampala, the Uganda capital. The farm, surrounded by fresh gardens and boasts a panoramic view of Lake Victoria, was strongly guarded and placed in the style of special forces at more gates. Reportedly, mobile phone interference has been introduced.
Mamdani, 33 years, who represents the 36 gathering in New York and is considered a growing figure in urban politics, formerly for kidnapping with artist and animator Rama Duwaji, 27, February. The couple reportedly decided to organize formal celebrations in Mamdani’s hometown with his filmmaker Mother Mira Nair and political theorist Mahmood Mamdani.
Shots and pictures from the venue, now viral on social media, show that the compound transformed with fairy, coming luxury vehicles and guests dance into live music and DJs. The sources quoted by post claim that the list of guests was strictly controlled, while the celebrations continued until the end of the night.
The inhabitants near the estate said the publication that they did not know much about a high -ranking event, although some noted that Mamdani’s name happened in the region due to their political increase in the US.
Zohran Mamdani, who was born in Kampala and moved to New York as a child, became an American citizen in 2018. He is known for his socialist attitude and is considered one of the loudest progressive politicians in state legislation. His wedding celebration brought admiration and curiosity online, especially because of its large scope and contrast that he emphasized among his political ideals and luxury environments.
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