Voices of Solidarity
Messages of Condolence
I am angry that the illness of His Majesty was kept secret. It is everyone's business if their Monarch is ill. When other Monarchs are ill the public is informed promptly. It is absurd you sent him to the US for "treatment". They CAN'T treat cancer. He was apparently ASSASSINATED by the USA for not following through with its imperialistic policy avidly enough. They also gave him the cancer. It also left a very bad taste in my mouth that he allegedly had a child and that the public was never informed of this. Now I just don't trust a lot. Operating in secrecy is wrongful. His death is truly heartbreaking. For all I know the Tooro Monarchy is likely extinct now. It is unacceptable and frankly SHOCKING that those around him lacked basic knowledge for curing diseases. They should ALREADY have effective protocols in place for the treatment of all diseases. Living in ignorance is suicidal to Monarchy. Apricot seeds cure all cancer. Eating 30 a day cures it within 3 months.
Enkuba etutiire. I send my condolences to the Queen Mother, Royal Princess, and the people of Tooro Kingdom for the transition of Omukama Oyo. May you find comfort as you mourn for the gentle lion of Tooro.
On behalf of my family, I extend our deepest condolences to the Royal Family, the Batoro, and the entire Tooro Kingdom following the passing of His Majesty Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV. As a descendant of Omujwara Kondo Omunyoro Mutazindwa of Mwihani, and grandson of Omujwara Kondo Apuuli, the late Edward Mbaijana Mwibaale, who faithfully served the Tooro Kingdom, this loss carries a deeply personal meaning for my family. Our family has a long-standing connection to the institution of Tooro, and we join the Kingdom in mourning the loss of a beloved King and custodian of our heritage. May the Almighty comfort the Royal Family, strengthen the Batoro, and grant His Majesty eternal rest. Enkuba etutiire! Amata gatikire! 👑🕊️
RIP Rukidi IV of Tooro from all at UGSAS
Rest in glory King Oyo. I watched your coronation, watched you grow, silently followed your journey. You were a great leader to the people of Tooro, and a fantastic ambassador for Uganda. You shall always be remembered fondly. Rest in the embrace of the God you loved so much. ❤️ 🙏🕊
Enkuba etutiire, engoma eyejumikire! Ihoire enaku zaawe, Amooti Rukirabasaija. Ohumule enganjani yaitu! RIP
On behalf of the Interact club NYAKASURA SCHOOL We have been saddened by the news of the sudden loss of our very own His Majesty the King of Tooro Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV His death has left a wide whole in all of our hearts We pray dearly to the Lord Almighty Father to grant His soul eternal rest and forgive him where he went wrong and we know that wherever his soul is, it's in a better place looking towards paradise MAY HIS MAJESTY'S SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE WITH THE ANGELS IN ABRAHAM'S CHEST
It is truly a heartbreaking time for the tooro kingdom. I pray that the Lord guide through this difficult time especially the royal family. For the Queen Mother, may you not forget the Lord who has a reason for everything
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved King. May the family be granted the fortitude to bear his loss. My sincere condolences.
I am not a Mutooro but you were my King. Rest in eternal Peace Your Majesty.
Expressing solidarity, sadness, and grief at the passing of the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukiidi IV. Confident that the Kingdom's institutions and cultural leadership have the presence of mind and ability to bring calm and predictability to the process of lawful hereditary succession to provide much needed stability and continuity at this difficult time
Your Majesty Queen Best Kemigisa Please accept my most sincere condolences for the loss of the great king Oyo Nyimba. He was a great man, who from a very early age had a strong sense of responsibility and worked every day for the influence and prestige of the Kingdom of Toro. May his soul rest in peace. As a young man myself, I look to the king as a role model in matters of leadership. Prince N’Iganda Kamole Mwimangizi of the Bashinjahavu-Bashaho President of the Movement for the Cultural Renaissance of Africa