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A number of people have expressed their condolences towards the family of the deceased. Gen. Elly Tumwiine passed on from Aga Khan Hospital in Nairobi.
He was flown there in terrible condition and since then some people have been anticipating his death on social media.
The social media audience has also decided to express their emotions about the late. Gen. Tumwiine annoyed Ugandans when he commented on the shootings that were in Kampala in what they called a callous way.
In his own words, he said Police has a right to shoot and kill anyone who is being violent. Due to the high political spirits at that time, people perceived this in a whole different foam.
“If you have no shame in killing their innocent loved ones don’t expect them to have any shame in celebrating the death of your loved one,” Patrick Kanyomozi, the president of Ugandans on Twitter.
“They will want us to be patriotic and have empathy… They will tell us it is wrong to celebrate pain and suffering. Well, all I can say is…. Every emotion is valid. Anger, grief, happiness, sadness ( for the family) but let the people express their emotion for they are entitled,” Tinah Fierce.
He died from Aga Khan hospital in Nairobi
Meanwhile In similar news, the former Security Minister, Gen Elly Tumwine has as of this morning passed away according to reports. A high-ranking UPDF official revealed that the deceased breathed his last from Aga Khan hospital in Nairobi.
His family revealed that the general had been battling cancer for a while before it finally claimed him.
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