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Among the speakers, was the former Presidential press secretary Tamale Mirundi who said many positive things about Yiga. Long-time serving presidential press secretary Tamale Mirundi was dropped and reassigned to become a presidential adviser on media several years ago.
He praised the late Pastor for being a very innovative and hardworking man of God.
“Pastor Yiga was very hardworking and innovative. He worked so hard to make sure he got to where he has been. He started from scratch and managed to get to the top by himself,’’ Mirundi said.
Tamale Mirundi also portrayed pastor Yiga as a very loving man who wished good for everyone. Regardless of all his mistakes like any other human, pastor Yiga proved a respectable man. Mirundi concluded by saying he will miss Yiga dearly.
On Monday night, terrible news of the death of Pastor Yiga broke out leaving believers engulfed in grief. It is currently a very sad time in Kawaala as people mourn the death of their own pastor and a public figure.
Pastor Yiga was the proprietor of the Revival Church and a local TV station ABS TV in Kawaala, Kampala.
The late pastor will be buried on Sunday but his body is currently being kept at A-Plus Funeral Management Home in Mengo until his burial.
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