Princess Ruth Komuntale has as soon as once more paid an emotional tribute to her late brother, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, describing him as a loving, God-fearing man whose title and legacy will stay on for generations.
Komuntale shared the tribute on social media practically three weeks after Oyo handed away within the United States whereas present process most cancers remedy.
In her message, Komuntale mentioned she nonetheless discovered it troublesome to consider that the household had reached the second of claiming goodbye to her youthful brother.
She mentioned that past the crown and his tasks as King of Tooro, Oyo was a quiet and God-fearing one who loved telling tales and making folks snicker.
Komuntale recalled how the 2 siblings would reminisce about their childhood and the moments they shared rising up.
She additionally described Oyo as a tremendous impersonator who may mimic folks’s voices and mannerisms, including that he all the time knew how you can brighten her day.
Although Oyo was youthful, Komuntale mentioned he typically acted just like the older sibling, particularly after their father handed away.
She mentioned she was grateful to God for giving the household 34 years with Oyo and for the numerous reminiscences they created collectively, together with household holidays, childhood moments and laughter.
Komuntale additionally mirrored on the tasks Oyo carried as a younger king, saying she watched him develop, lead, pray, wrestle, persevere and love.
“I’m extremely happy with you Amooti. I want I may have extra time with you,” she wrote.
She mentioned she wished she may hear his voice, take heed to his tales and watch him make folks snicker once more.
According to Komuntale, Oyo left behind love, reminiscences, household and a era that can without end know his title.
She concluded by asking her youthful brother to relaxation, saying his work on earth was achieved and praying that God would obtain him with open arms.
“Thank you for the life we shared. Thank you for the reminiscences. Thank you for being my brother. I like you, and I all the time will. May King Oyo’s legacy stay on without end,” she mentioned.