The yet-to-be-completed structure boasts of a huge hall that can accommodate nearly 1,000 people and numerous rooms (supposedly office space) at the back. There is a lone, larger-than-normal tomb behind the structure, also in unkempt environs.“To make matters worse, one must hand over their possessions, land and remain with nothing. So, when you join them, all you have goes to the group,” he says, explaining that he doesn’t know the procedures they follow to take possession of members’ assets.
The large grave where deceased Abaroodi members are buried in Kagongo Division, Ibanda municipality.
By: Timothy Mushabe and Stephen Nuwagira, Journalists @New Vision
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As I approached Mahega II cell in Kyeikucu, Kagongo division in Ibanda municipality, an imposing structure caught my eye. I later learnt the
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