READ THIS TWICE.
You can have a good heart, good intentions, and still loose people.
Not everyone leaves because you were bad.
Some people leave because you stopped being useful to them.
Learn the difference. π§
Have you ever experienced this????
As the remains of His Royal Majesty, Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV arrive back home, we join the people of Tooro and all Ugandans in entering these nine days of solemn mourning.
King Oyo was a visionary leader, a symbol of unity, and a brilliant light who led his people with grace from a tender age. He carried the crown of his Kingdom with immense dignity, humility, and grace. Many looked at him as a symbol of what young people can achieve when given the space to lead.
He reigned with a quiet strength that inspired millions of young people across Uganda and the world, showing us that age is never a barrier to responsibility and service to your people. It is very painful that he did not get to exhaust his full potential.
His passing at such a young age is a profound loss to our culture and the nation at large.
We stand in deep solidarity with the Queen Mother, the royal family, and the entire Tooro Kingdom during this dark hour.
May we use this period of reflection to honour his legacy and leadership.
May God rest his soul in eternal peace, and may his ancestors receive him well.
Omukama atuulize. Enkuba etutiire. Entare egwiire. Mahano muno.