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Gen Kainerugaba Bids Farewell to President Kenyatta

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Gen Kainerugaba Bids Farewell to President Kenyatta

The Senior Presidential Advisor for Special Operations Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba accompanied His Excellency Uhuru to Entebbe International Airport as he departed...

The Senior Presidential Advisor for Special Operations Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba accompanied His Excellency Uhuru to Entebbe International Airport as he departed the country.
 

Before departing on Monday afternoon, the former Kenyan President met President Yoweri Museveni at State House Entebbe.

The Ugandan General has on several occassions described President Uhuru as his dear brother and visited Kenya several times during the leader’s time as President. During his last official visit to Kenya, Gen Kainerugaba had this to say about his meeting with the then Kenyan President:
 

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“It was an honour and pleasure to meet my big brother and friend President Uhuru Kenyatta in Nairobi recently. I also delivered to him a special message from HE Kaguta Museveni,” Gen Muhoozi tweeted.
 

Meanwhile, the office of the Ugandan President tweeted pictures of the former Kenyan leader with President Museveni. “I received former President of the Republic of Kenya, H.E Uhuru Kenyatta, in his capacity as the facilitator of the Democratic Republic of Congo Peace Process. We had meaningful discussions and I thank him for coming,” a tweet from the presidency noted.

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