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Museveni: Noisy church to blame for lack of quick action against top cop Kirumira killers

By Standard Reporter | 7yrs ago
Slain: Uganda's Buyende District Police Commander Muhammad Kirumira. [Courtesy]

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has now laid blame on loud noise in churches for the murder of senior police officer Muhammad Kirumira.

Gunmen on a boda boda, shot Mr Kirumira dead on Saturday as he was driving to his home in Bulenga town in the central region.

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