The group led by Boaz Idiidi petitioned parliament asking for its intervention into the matter and wanting to given the land where the church was built.

Kaplyebong county member of parliament Peter Eriaku  said that it’s unfortunate that after 12 years government has never come out with a report on the incident.

He said that they are going to use the information they have got from the petitioners and make a report  that may be
used by security agencies in investigating the whereabouts of Kibwetere.

Eriaku however said that the information the committee has got so far indicate that Kibwetere was last seen at Ishasha at Uganda –Congo boarder.

It is 12 years since about 1000 people were confused by Joseph Kibwetere of the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments and  perished in an inferno in Kanungu.

Reports indicate that no one has ever been arrested in connection with the incident that is considered as a mass massacre.

The family members of the victims of Kibwetere incident said that their relatives  entered a church in Kanungu district and after all doors and windows were locked, a fire started from within and No one survived.

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This was after interfacing with a group of people claiming to have lost their relatives petitioned parliament asking for its intervention into the matter.

The group led by one Boaz Idiidi also wants to be given the land where the church was built.

The acting committee chairperson Peter Eriaku described as unfortunate the fact that after 12 years government has not come out with a report on the incident.

He says information received from the petitioners indicating that Kibwetere was last seen at Ishasha at the Uganda –Congo boarder may be useful to the security agencies.

In 2000 about 1000 followers of the cult group led by Joseph Kibwetere of the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments perished in an inferno in Kanungu.

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