Muhoozi Kainerugaba: Yoweri Museveni’s Son Retires From Ugandan Army
-Yoweri Museveni’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba has announced his retirement from the Ugandan army
-The 48-year-old has retired from active service after 28 years of service
-Muhoozi announced his retirement via social media on Twitter on Tuesday, March 8
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba has officially retired from the Ugandan army.
Muhoozi who served as the commander of the Land Forces UPDF announced his retirement via social media.
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Muhoozi Kainerugaba Retires
Announcing the retirement through his social media pages, Muhoozi said he was bowing out after 28 years of service.
“After 28 years of service in my glorious military, the greatest military in the world, I am happy to announce my retirement,” wrote Muhoozi.
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After 28 years of service in my glorious military, the greatest military in the world, I am happy to announce my retirement. Me and my soldiers have achieved so much! I have only love and respect for all those great men and women that achieve greatness for Uganda everyday.
— Muhoozi Kainerugaba (@mkainerugaba) March 8, 2022
As he bid the army goodbye, Museveni’s son did not forget to mention his team’s achievements.
“Me and my soldiers have achieved so much! I have only love and respect for all those great men and women that achieve greatness for Uganda every day,” added the general.
The Ugandan president’s son has retired from active service at the age of 48.
Following Muhoozi’s announcement, Ugandans took to the comment section to wish him well in his next assignment.
A Twitter user with the handle @Aggie-goddess wrote:
“You will always be remembered as the greatest commander Uganda has ever had.”
@RobertMamanda5 wondered if the general had followed the right retirement procedure:
“Didn’t know one just retires from the UPDF like a casual labourer digging a pit latrine. Was the right formal process followed? Gen Sejusa has been trying to retire in vain for the past 2 decades.”
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