By Ikebesi Omoding
PWG – the Prife Wellness Gallery – was in pageantry, testimonies and dance launched in Kampala, at the Sheraton Hotel on Saturday 26th September, 2026. The pomp included the Acholi Arakaraka music and dance.
The launching pageantry was highlighted by the Malaysian High Commissioner to Uganda, based in Nairobi, Mr. Ruzaimi Mohamad. He is also the envoy of his country in Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda. The occasion was graced by the Kampala City’s Lord Mayor, Mr. Ronald Nsubuga Balimwezo, who was among the nearly 200 attendees of the one thousand invited guests.
PWG, or, “Prife” [International], a combination formation of Prime and Life, is a medication company established in Malaysia. Its medicinal products are anchored by Chinese traditional herbal medicines and heightened by the present-day AI – Artificial Intelligence – technology.
In his address to the congregation, Balimwezp welcomed Prife products to Kampala City. “We want solutions to the silent diseases in Kampala and an opportunity to do business by selling products that work for our people,” he said. In a rejoinder, High Commissioner Mohamad, said that the introduction of Prife to “Uganda, is the start of a good idea which will become a reality because people are passionate about Prife products.”
Mohamad said that “Prife Wellness Gallery looks well set to become a wellness center in Uganda, and Kampala, in particular, where people come generally for a better life.” He said the aspiring audience had an “exciting opportunity” to learn about the Prife products and follow its promises. He added that it was a chance to turn “vision into a repeated enterprise”. The enterprise is the multi-lateral marketing (MLM), that goes with the treatment.
The introduction of Prife to Uganda has been through Nairobi, Kenya, where it was first established in the region. The Kampala occasion was attended by the Kenya luminaries who included the PWG Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in Kenya, Ms. Susan Gahori. It also included the East Africa Prife Chairman, Counsel John Kariuki Kingori of the Kenya High Court and Kenyan Prife protagonist, Dr. Yusuf Hassan Kabura.
In tow, was Uganda’s Director, Mr. Thadeus Ssendaula and the CEO, Dr. Mrs. Claire Natukunda Omoit. They were accompanied by the Reverend Canon Isaac Membe Kijambu. Natukunda Omoit promised that Prife, also known as K2U Pride, as started from the Capital City, would, will be extended throughout the country. Accordingly, PWG, K2U Pride, or “Knowledge to You with Beauty and Pride”, is about “health, beauty and wealth”. The products are being used in 83 countries and have now just started to be in introduced in some African countries that include Uganda.
Natukunda Omoit said that by Prife doing and bringing good things, is just the beginning. It is the start of an idea and practice which will become a reality. “We are here to make our people not to be sick and to look younger,” she intoned indicating to herself, whose looks are younger than her age. She is the mother of seven children, and by her younger looking, quite surprising for a person who has given birth to that many offspring. Already, there are many testimonies indicating the healing and rejuvenating capacities of the Prife products, she added.
The launching theme was termed; “Rejuvenation and the Living of Life”. The launch was punctuated by the Arakaraka music and dance, testimonies and the award of certificates to the 22 Prife workers who were in attendance.
One of the testimonies was by the Kenyan CEO Gahori, herself who said that she had recovered from an endometriosis condition, an inflammatory disease of the uterus that had, for a time, prevented her from producing children. She said she is now the proud mother of seven children. Also testifying was Hassan Kabura, who showed the audience his head, full of hair, which had previously been a bold pate.
Another of the moving testimonies was by Uganda’s High Court Judge, Justice Margaret Oguli, who for two decades had had her left hand and arm constricted. And after she had undergone the Prife treatment, she clearly showed the audience that her hand and arm had stretched to its original state.
Hassan Kabura expounded on these in a number of explanations. He said that people have “run away from nature in which we should be at 85%.” Prife has thus come to do three main things: detection, regulation and re-energizing, he sounded.
In this, some of the products use magnosis (wrist band); electric magnetic being; and, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for homeoteosis, to balance the body chemistry. There is also terahertz frequency and quantum energy treatments, Kabura said.
He explained that the human body is in a form of “demand and supply” in which in the demand, the system demands to survive and re-generate; and in supply, it wants to take in oxygen and other nutrients. Kabura added that Prife comes in to remove the toxic build-up in the body; and aid blood circulation which is affected by consumption of acidic foods. He narrated that, “The body is 80% acidic and 20% alkaline.”
The Prife products also help against poor detoxification, cleaning radiation and to facilitate adequate oxygen in-take and nutrients. This, accordingly, creates a hormonal balance and cleans the body system.
While explaining this to the audience, Kabura indicated to the Prife leaflets that had been distributed, that help show the products. The quality of the Prife products provide a recovery back to nature, he explained.
At the wellness center in Forest Mall at Lugogo, the products include the MagnoSeeek system that uses “AI-powered biofield analysis” using an energy bracelet to detect the body anomalies. There is also the Itera-bio foot massager that monitors the blood circulation and the IteraCare blowers that monitor the immune system. Some of those products are the herbal medicines; Instant Coffee, to boost energy levels and Alfalfa Chlorophyll to remove the body toxins.
Natukunda Omoit urged the participants to visit the center for appropriate attention to their disease conditions. At the launch, she promised that the first ten people to report to the Prife center after the occasion, at the re-opening of the center, would receive free attention.
