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Wavamunno, one of the wealthiest men in Uganda, was the owner of the now-defunct W.B.S. T.V.
It's where Nakazibwe got her first job after university.
She was connected to Gordon Wavamunno by former finance minister Gerald Ssendaula, who was a family friend.
W.B.S. Television was one of the biggest, if not the biggest TV station, at the time.
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At W.B.S. Faridah Nakazibwe, who studied mass communication at Islamic University in Uganda (I.U.I.U.), was hired as a reporter.
The businessman closely supervised her and at one point she reported about him getting stuck in a snarl-up because of a muddy road.
After the story aired, the area leaders worked on the road after seeing the story. Gordon Wavamunno was impressed.
To visit her former boss, Nakazibwe took a portrait.
She took to Facebook and Twitter to share pictures of her hanging out with her former boss at his office.
On Twitter, she posted: "To the gentleman who gave me the first opportunity on TV(WBS), Prof. Gordon Wavamunno.
"I was young, inexperienced, no transcript yet but ‘yes’ he said. That’s the foundation on which I am built.
"I am very grateful. May God bless him with good health."
She wrote on Facebook: "Today, I went back home to the gentleman who gave me the first platform. WBS nurtured a lot of talent, some of which still thrives to-date.
"Obugalo for Prof. Gordon Wavamunno 👏🏾"
She went there on June 5.