Yesterday the A4C leader, Col. Dr. Kiiza Besigye went to pray for retired Bp John Wilson Kahigwa of North Kigezi at All Saints Church .

The deceased man of God did not get President Museveni’s Pajero because he was critical of the NRM regime.

Bishop Zac Ndiringiye told the mourners that we have equalizers in life which are death and going to toilet.

The Bishop continued that dictators have bitter death. He advised Hon Jim Muhwezi to repent. Hon Jim Muhwezi told mourners as his late father a clergy would give them prayer instead of pocket money.

The minister present Mbagutta had earlier advised mourners to always go for checks of cancers. Col. Besigye replied that in this state of the cancer Institute if one is diagnosed of the disease, what happens after?

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Many people lie in hospitals suffering from leukemia. Their eyes and lips many times they become pale, their limbs thin and their heads bald.

The doctors say that the people suffering from leukemia many times have teary eyes. Leukemia sometimes is referred to as cancer of the blood.

According to James Kafeero, an oncologist at the Uganda Cancer Institute, in Mulago Hospital (Uganda), childhood leukemia is on the rise in the country. He says that the hospital at least diagnoses two people every day. Leukemia according to the doctors contributes to at least 15% of childhood cancers in the east African third economy (Uganda).

Dr. Kafeero however says that leukemia is one of the curable childhood cancers, if it is diagnosed early enough and treated in time. Leukemia comes when white blood cells are produced in the bone marrow and the blood floods.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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