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Chief Justice asks Buganda to stop attacks by ‘lumpens’

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
March 25, 2022
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We landed yesterday (Monday) evening and drove beyond Gulu to meet [Nathan Okori], the father of our fallen brother [11th Parliament Speaker Jacob Oulanyah], and then drove back [to Kampala].

Right Honourable Prime Minister, I don’t know the composition of the organising committee for the State funeral of Oulanyah. I spoke to his father (Okori) today. He thanked me for having gone to see my brother (Oulanyah) in America [where he was hospitalised and died] and made this request that ‘please, bury your brother ki deyo,’ which means ‘bury your brother with dignity, honour, with a lot of integrity.’

Read more: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/chief-justice-asks-buganda-to-stop-attacks-by-lumpens–3759674

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