Fare thee well Seisa

Friday, December 07, 2018

Members of the St. John Chuch taking Seisa's body to its final resting place.

TUTUME: The late Reverend Bishop Dr Kadi Seisa has been described by many as a rare breed, a man of high integrity, who served God whole-heartedly. The man of cloth has succumbed to sugar diabetes.

Hordes of mourners last weekend thronged Tutume village in the north central part of the country to pay their last respects to a fallen hero popularly known as ‘KS’ by his congregants and other people he mingled with during his lifetime.

The funeral service of the 97-year-old former teacher and man of cloth was a clear testimony that Seisa had created a good name for himself while still alive.

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