Tooro Kingdom Prime Minister Calvin Rwomiire has urged the different sides involved in the kingdom's succession dispute to put their disagreements on hold until after the burial of the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
Rwomiire appealed for restraint during the mourning period, emphasizing the importance of allowing the kingdom to honour its late monarch peacefully. He warned that continued disagreements over the succession could create divisions among the people of Tooro at a sensitive moment.
The Prime Minister's appeal comes amid growing disagreement following the announcement of Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma as successor to King Oyo. Members of the late king's family, including Queen Mother Best Kemigisa, have challenged the decision and raised questions concerning King Oyo's reported will and his alleged biological son.
Government Also Appeals for Peace
Uganda's Minister of State for Internal Affairs, Juma Witonze Kisekka, has also called on all parties to remain calm as consultations over the succession continue.
The government position emphasizes dialogue and peaceful consultations rather than confrontation, particularly as Tooro prepares for King Oyo's burial.
The succession question remains one of the most closely watched developments in Tooro Kingdom. For now, attention is focused on ensuring a peaceful mourning period while discussions concerning the kingdom's future leadership continue.
Elite Daily News Live will continue following developments in Tooro Kingdom and keep readers updated as the succession discussions unfold.
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