Uganda lays 'boy king' Oyo to rest as succession row
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The available account reports that uganda has buried King Oyo Nyimba, who was crowned in the Tooro Kingdom in 1995 aged just 3. The report also notes that His death at 34 has triggered a dispute over a successor, as rumors abound of possible heirs born out of wedlock.
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