King Oyo (2nd L) receives a peace achievement award from the president of Heavenly Culture, World Peace Restoration of Light, Mr Lee Man-Hee (C), from South Korea during a ceremony held in Kampala at the weekend. Mr Man-Hee, together with Ms Kim Namhee (2nd R), the chairperson of International Women’s Peace Group, also gave a similar award to President Museveni. King Oyo and the President were hailed for promoting peace in the region. With the king is his sister, Princess Ruth Komuntale (L) and mother Best Kemigisa (R)
Kampala.
President Museveni and Tooro King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru have received awards for their roles in promoting peace.
The awards were bestowed by the president of
Heavenly Culture, World Peace Restoration of Light, Mr Lee Man-Hee from
South Korea, at King Oyo’s palace in Buziga, a Kampala suburb at the
weekend.
Mr Lee said King Oyo was recognised for his
contribution in promoting peace in Uganda while President Museveni,
whose award was handed to the king for transmittal, was saluted for
efforts to restore peace both in Uganda, Somalia, South Sudan and other
parts of the world.
“These two leaders have done a great job in
promoting peace worldwide and that’s why I have come a long way from
South Korea to recognise them for their big achievements,” Mr Man-Hee
said.
He promised to work together with Tooro Kingdom to
bring South Korea investors to Uganda to promote investment within
Tooro and the country.
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