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Sad! Brig.Twesigye Passes On After Falling In Bathroom

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Uganda People Defense Forces Brigadier General Victor Twesigye has died. Twesigye died on Thursday morning after he, according to the defence spokesperson, Brigadier Richard Karemire, slid in the bathroom in his home in Nyarushanje-Rukungiri”

Twesigye had just been appointed as the Uganda Defence Liason Officer at the East African Community Headquarters in Arusha.

This week alone, the army has lost a number of its high-ranking officials including Maj Gen Eric Mukasa and Brigadier General Jackson Bell Tushabe.

Last month, the army lost rtd Maj Gen Kasirye Ggwanga who died due to illness.TP

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