David Stride has finally met his biological family members in Bristol United Kingdom (UK), among the family Peter Stride, Yvone Stride, Hilary Stride, uncle Patrick Stride 84 years old. Some of his family members live in Sound Well, Bristol. They are Ruth Stride Samore, Anthony Stride, and Silvia Stride Skundah, she is an author of learning books, and lives in Canada. Some of the books Skundah has published include ‘Lutembe Crocodile, the Night Sky, and Animal 1,2,3’ among other books.

David Stride was one of the children the British colonialists left in Uganda during the time they colonized Africa. While David Stride was in Uganda, he felt not settled to stay in a country where he had no biological family members. He unsuccessfully traced his family members in Europe. One day, he met with a journalist called Walakira Nyanzi. This journalist works with the Red Pepper but part times with Ultimate Media, one of the leading online media houses in Uganda.  David Stride told him his problems and the journalists published them on both www.ugpulse.com and www.weinformers.net. As lack may come, David Stride’s family members in UK also launched a hunt for him. He is now in UK. He says that his family members, brothers and sisters have treated him very well and they have been good to him.

David Stride’s father was a big scientist who discovered DDT and those DRUGS that fight cotton weaves. His name was Dr. George Oliva Stride. He died in 1994 in Samore Island.

David Stride told our reporter in an interview that his sisters, uncles and brothers are treating him like a baby, they are also seeking him citizenship, because their father needed to do it but he could not find him because David had been lost in Africa.

David, as most Ugandans call him, is a musician. He is the man behind the following hits ‘African freedom fighters, agutamba entale yatooro and we live in a strange world.’ David born in Africa, made the songs with his daughter Elytra Stride real names Daphin Stride, she is 18 years old now. David also got a promoter who will meet his music tours across Europe. He (David) also says he will never forget his comrades in Uganda like Walakira Nyanzi who used to feed him when he was poor and discriminated by some of the political actors in Kampala government and some members of the Ugandan public.

But David left his family in Uganda, a country where its people hardly receive two meals a day and thousands of citizens die of simple diseases because there is no drugs in hospitals and the money that might have been used to buy drugs is being stolen by some government officials. David Stride says that he also wants to access dual citizenship,

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