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Oketta’s body in Parliament

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 7, 2016
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Parliament is reconvening for a special seating to pay last respects to fallen Maj Gen Julius Oketta.

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Oketta succumbed to cardiac arrest on Saturday morning at kadic hospital.

The body arrived at parliament at 10am for public viewing before a special sitting in the afternoon where legislators are to pay tribute.

Earlier yesterday the Prime Minister Dr Ruhakana Rugunda described the late as a selfless and a man who dedicated his service towards Uganda as nation and people.

According to the final burial arrangement the body will be taken to Gulu for prayers on Tuesday before it is taken to his ancestral home in Lamogi Sub-county Amuru district on Wednesday for burial.

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