NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani holds lavish three-day wedding celebration in Uganda

According to what was reported, the Democratic Mayor’s candidate in New York City, Zahran Mamdani, celebrated his last marriage this week with a three -day Bash with his homeland, Uganda, which included convincing military security and the system of disruption on mobile phones.

The party was established in the special complex of the Mamdani family in the East African country in a wealthy region outside Kampala, the capital, according to an exclusive report issued by the New York Post.

Socialist candidate with photographer Rama Dujaji, with whom he lives in an apartment in Queens, earlier this year.

One of the witnesses told The Post: “It was outside the home of Mamdani more than 20 guards of the Special Forces Command Unit, and some of them were in masks, and there was a screaming system by phone-and all of this was only for the invited Mamdani event.” “One gate was about nine guards stationed in it,” they added.

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Last Sunday, he posted in a video on his page that “he returns to Uganda. I go there as a personal celebration of Rama’s marriage and I am with our family and friends.”

“But based on your point of view, don’t worry or I’m sorry: I will return by the end of the month. I see you soon, New York City.”

On Tuesday, buses, several Mercedes and Ring Rover party messages at the celebration, according to The Post.

The celebrities enjoyed music, food and dance during the celebration, and when the Bash ended, it was reported that Mamdani’s personal security was responsible while leaving the military guards.

The celebration came at the same time that the country was saddened by the death of the former Ugandan Supreme Supreme Court judge, George Kanehhamba, who was a neighbor to the Mamdani family and died on July 14.

Mamdani was surprised by beating the mayor of the Democratic Municipality in New York City last month, but many in the Democratic Corporation have not yet adopted the socialist candidate. (Spencer Platt/Getty Emochem)

“People are still in mourning,” one person told the newspaper “The Post”, describing the wedding to celebrate “not sensitive.”

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At one time, the street was banned by Ugandan President Yori Museveni when he came to the neighborhood to pay his respect.

The Mamdani family home is located on two acres of land with views of Lake Victoria, in a rich area known as Bozga Hill. Mamdani’s father is a professor at the University of Colombia and his mother is a film director.

One of their neighbors includes the Ugandan billionaire businessman, Jodfrey Keeromira.

Democratic municipal candidate Zahran Mamdani appears on stage with his family, including his wife, Rama Dujaji, in the election party, on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Heather Khalifa)

The convincing security guards have canceled the entrances to the complex, which is said to have at least three security gates.

In its consultation on its travel on Uganda, the US State Department urges the Americans to “reconsider travel” to the country because of the threat of “crime, terrorism and laws targeting people on the basis of sexual orientation. Exercising increased caution due to the potential security risks and the unexpected nature of public demonstrations.”

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Mamdani was born in Uganda but moved to New York when he was 7 years old, and he obtained his American nationality seven years ago.

Mamdani was surprised by beating the mayor of the Democratic Municipality in New York City last month, but many in the Democratic Corporation have not yet adopted the socialist candidate.