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Body Of Iddi Amin’s Son Returned Who Died In Egypt Flown Home For Decent Burial

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The body of former Ugandan president Idi Amin Dada’s son, Abdul Nasser Alemi Mwanga Amin, has been from back home for burial.

Amin’s family disclosed that their kin died recently in one of the hospitals in Egypt.

After arriving in Uganda, a requiem mass was held at a mosque in Kibuli before the final sendoff in Kawempe.

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