Namibian President Sam Nejoma sleeps and praised as the last African Deliverer

The Windhoek, Namibia – Sam Nijoma, the Namibian president who continued across South Africa, based on South Africa nationals on Saturday following African leaders and foreigners.

The mourners from all corners of the country began to gather at 6 to pay their last man who knew “the Father against apartheid,” an activist against the prejudice of 1990 to 2005.

NEJOMA died on February 8 at the age of 95 after spending three weeks at Windhoek hospital.

Ne’man’s widow, Theopolfine, and her children, her children, and the grandchildren of the pastors were.

“He was a pillar of power and the source of wisdom. Although he could hardly have him, but he had made a good sense of freedom of freedom,” said Namibia’s case.

“Despite the fact that our hearts are filled with grief, it added his long and unearthed spirit to offer all his life in our release of our release and all the African country,” Utoni said.

Namibia recognized a period of 21 days, flags in the part of the employees. Nejama’s body was honored with his bodies as his bodies increased in seven districts including his Tenda city, Okahao, allows hundreds of thousands to pay their respect.

Domesti was the last generation of African leaders’ leadership leading for a smaller colonial or white reign, Robert Mugabe, Kennen Mugabe, Kamzania Kazizania Kaunda.

His box, drawn in Namibia flag on the ‘President and the National Country Father’ on it, reduced and Flypast with Namibia, Maolum.

Accessor warriors are built as a lasting banisy restroom and made a meaningless donation to the freedom that has enjoyed the country today.

The current President of Namibia is a Bhemba Behind and Describe InJoma as an unusual person. The Mondayu said Nejoma showed the qualities of a person who is conducted by the purpose of the purpose.

“Who else can get up to the Egyptian Human Houses for the Nation Housing? Who else can get up to the Related City?

African heads of existing African heads were present at the Memorial and funeral, including Thuba Mbeki and Cyrilo Mnangwi, João Mnangwi, Prime Minister of Tanzania, Samuel Matkane.

They described NEJOMA as an African icon, and a man protecting the continent of Africa against colonic plans.

Almost 30 years of exile, Nejoma returned to Namibia to lead the liberation movement from the election in the November 1989 elections that later raised him in the highest land office.

During his life, Nedroma was given to distributors and prizes for his prominent leadership, courage, and full commitment to the first community construction in Namibia.

You have survived three siblings, wife, two sons, 24 grandchildren and 11 grandchildren.