@tooroexclusivebiz: Replying to @JAL STATIONERY MATUGGA

Jayz52 :

He knew what he was doing....leaving his son as king still and only him to qualify

Diene :

with our uncles....we need bby king

Martha Akiiki :

Was this will signed against by Omusuga and batebe as the Tooro kingdom constitution says ?

Akiiki willy :

Yoweri is excluded because his father musuuga is still alive

didi :

it's not the one who made this will to my thinking

chichionye :

when t comes to a will they can succeed

Dr Mugume Martinez :

the king himself said his son first but if the son fails it's when his cousins Will inherit the throne

josephbaharagate :

they misled Oyo,so its musuugas decision

user9533376341780 :

The king was wise, his son is the heir to the throne, by the time he makes like 30years musuga will be too old to rule or will be no more soo musugas sons will take over

iryn hope :

that's forgary they wanted to change musugas mind so that they can rule behind them

hajjat Shakirah bulega :

yaaaaa their father is still alive

nyakahumarobert1 :

Qh School :

*OPINION & LEGAL ANALYSIS: THE TOORO SUCCESSION DILEMMA - WILL vs CUSTOM AND THE CASE FOR A PEACEFUL INJUNCTION* *By Rev. Atuhaire Moses, Peacebuilding Analyst* Date: 9th September 2026 Tooro is mourning. Following the passing of His Majesty Oyo, two narratives have emerged that risk dividing the Kingdom. The Will dated 14th September 2022 provides four orders of succession. Order One is Oyo's son, Order Two is Komwiswa, Order Three is Nyaika, and Order Four is Omusuuga Kamurasi. On 9th September 2026, the Babiito Committee of 21 members, chaired by Omusuuga who is himself beneficiary Number Two to Four in that same Will, elected Prince Edward Kijanangoma aged 36, who is not named in Oyo's Will. The Babiito side argues that Order Number One was never presented per custom, while the Queen Mother side argues they were never given a neutral forum to present him. If the son existed in September 2022, he is today five years and above, a minor requiring regency. History is clear, Oyo himself became King at age three. This is not about supporting Kijanangoma or Oyo's son. This is about process and conflict of interest. Under natural justice, Nemo Judex in Causa Sua, no one should be judge in his own cause. A committee chaired by a beneficiary of the Will deciding to set aside Order Number One raises a serious question of conflict of interest that only a neutral court or neutral Babiito verification panel can cure. There is also a clash between written Will and customary verification. The Institution of Traditional or Cultural Leaders Act recognizes custom, but custom must be fairly applied. If Order Number One was never received, was it because he does not exist, or because there was no neutral forum to receive him. In my opinion, the lawful and peaceful tool available is an Interim Temporary Injunction under Order 41 of the Civil Procedure Rules and Section 98 of the Civil Procedure Act. If I were advising the legal team, I would frame it thus. The appropriate court would be the High Court of Uganda, Fort Portal Circuit or Family Division in Kampala. The applicants would be Queen Mother Best Kemigisa as custodian of Order Number One together with the next friend

Marinah256 :

But king didn't know that he will die before omusuga,,,so don't say that

Christine Busingye :

That will is fake

mish :

mbu..kemi was pushing for her sister's kids

user7850252423241 Caroline05 :

u never told us that the Musuga retired on the last coronation and anew musuga was elected

Jayz52 :

at first you said the document wasnt there.....now you accept it that its there.

Second born😋 :

Batuyambe baite musuga🫣nikwo banubbabprince yukomwho omu🏃🏿🏃🏿🏃🏿🏃🏿

African Queen :

indeed.. Oyo làcked guidance most especially from his uncle's

אוֹר :

Then enthrone the baby King temutukoya eiisshhhh

dorah :

Musuuga bule

TOORO EXCLUSIVE BIZ🖥🌍 :

Mahano Mali

Kay💚 :

thy hv just made a will😏😏

ann :

You can't be A KING when your father is still a live much as Musuga's. sons are in the will