{UAH} Rwanda: Mourning His Majesty King KigeliV Ndahindurwa:
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#UPDATE: Rwanda: Mourning His Majesty King KigeliV Ndahindurwa:
''Fellow Rwandans and Friends of Rwanda, on the 16th of October at 16.00hrs Moscow time,while I was in Moscow,I received the saddest message that His Majesty King Kigeli had passed on in exile.
I am deeply saddened and devastated to hearof His Majesty King Kigeli's passing and I wish to extend our deepest condolences to the King's family, relatives and the Rwandan people.
I will always remember His Majesty as the father of the nation and significant influence for good in people's lives.
He was an honest, selfless and cheerful King who loved to forego his own pleasure for the good of others, especially to work for the development of young people.The death of HM King Kigeli V in exile is indeed a tragic loss of disproportion.
He became an irreplaceable bridge that left a wound that will never heal and a scar that will never disappear. His legacy was a great one for he was a champion of peace and opposed all sorts of violence.
He was a great King who always put peace before anything else.''
John Kalemba
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-- ''Fellow Rwandans and Friends of Rwanda, on the 16th of October at 16.00hrs Moscow time,while I was in Moscow,I received the saddest message that His Majesty King Kigeli had passed on in exile.
I am deeply saddened and devastated to hearof His Majesty King Kigeli's passing and I wish to extend our deepest condolences to the King's family, relatives and the Rwandan people.
I will always remember His Majesty as the father of the nation and significant influence for good in people's lives.
He was an honest, selfless and cheerful King who loved to forego his own pleasure for the good of others, especially to work for the development of young people.The death of HM King Kigeli V in exile is indeed a tragic loss of disproportion.
He became an irreplaceable bridge that left a wound that will never heal and a scar that will never disappear. His legacy was a great one for he was a champion of peace and opposed all sorts of violence.
He was a great King who always put peace before anything else.''
John Kalemba
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