Tororo North county aspirant Mr Onyango Emmason on Tuesday broke down into tears upon receiving news on the passing away of Gen Kasirye Gwanga in Kampala.
Kasirye Gwanga
The death took place at Nakasero Hospital in Kampala in the early morning hours of Tuesday ,He a former Mubende LC5 chairman .
Gwanga was admitted in the hospital in the Uganda capital, Kampala for the last two weeks under critical condition with head pain.
Mourning his death Onyango said that the death of Gwanga is shocking , He cherished development especially on agriculture which stands a key to our back born even as many didn’t understand him.
“We have lost a national hero. His death has created and left a big gap particularly in Uganda and indeed to the entire country especially Tororo .Said Onyango
One of our freedom fighters has gone too soon but I trust that the good learners have fought to pick a lesson through out his life time, he added.
He is a man who believed in saving our environment where the law had fallen silent, he took up mob justice which I believe is a justice of its own when the other legitimate justice has failed. added the Tororo North aspirant come 2021 elections.
As the voice of the people of Tororo North County, I lift his name high for outlining what affects Uganda while others are silenced with chicken and money.
Its time many Ugandans emanate Kasirye Gwanga for his fearless efforts.
May his soul rest in peace. Mr Onyango added.
The retired army General will be buried in Mubende district at his ancestral grounds.
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