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Gen Kale Kayihura, the former Inspector General of Police was a few weeks back granted bail from the Military custody. All this was done after suspecting the poor health status he was into, and thus finally admitted at Nairobi Hospital in Kenya.
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Through several tests that were subjected to him, Gen Kale Kayihura was finally transfered to Nairobi hospital for proper medication.
Kale Kayihura in Nairobi hospital for treatment.
However, news that reached our desk indicated that Kayihura is already in Kenya together with Brigadier Musinguzi, Chief of UPDF Medical Service since Wednesday, September 5.
“He has been undergoing several tests and treatments including MRI scans. While there, the Kenyan authorities have been keeping a close eye on him as they are afraid of any incident, He will receive his results next week before returning to Uganda” said one of the family members.
However, his family further more cleared his name and trashed all rumors that pinned him with Kirumira’s death.
“He gave his all to this country and this is the payback we get after being without him all these years. The country has already destroyed and condemned us. So if these evil forces killing our people succeed in harming the General they should know that the physicality of death cannot hurt as much as the abandonment of our country and the malicious lies and accusations thrown our way. There is nothing worse than being accused of murder when you are completely innocent just as he was in the murder of Kaweesi. For us, it is worse than death.”.
We hope and pray that former Inspector General of the Ugandan police gets well soon.
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