Easter Monday marked a month since Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGP) Andrew Felix Kaweesi was assassinated in Kulambiro, a city suburb.
Now, residents of Kulambiro have resolved to name the road after him in appreciation of his contribution to the country.
In a village meeting held Sunday at Tuba police post, about 200 meters from Kaweesi’s home, Francis Adiya and Jackson Eruku, the owners of the land next to the spot where he was killed, donated the land to the village to construct ‘any structure’ in honour of the deceased AIGP Kaweesi.
According to the donors of the land, the intended purpose of their donation is for the locals to construct a structure where people will be converging to pray for the late AIGP Kaweesi every March 17, the day on which he was killed.
The locals even named a committee that will oversee the project, and also resolved that Kulambiro Ring Road be renamed Kaweesi Kulambiro Ring Road.
It ought to be remembered that leaders in his birthplace in Lwengo also resolved to name a road and school after him in remembrance of his contribution to the area.
AIGP Kaweesi, his driver Godfrey Wambeewo and his bodyguard Kenneth Erau, were killed on 17th last month in a hail of bullets fired at his car by attackers that are currently being hunted by security agencies.
