@mkainerugaba Being the UPDF spokesperson is a hard job on days like these. He recently called everything fake and doctored, only for it to be rendered useless within hours, not days, bro.
@mkainerugaba Being the UPDF spokesperson is a hard job on days like these. He recently called everything fake and doctored, only for it to be rendered useless within hours, not days, bro.
In Jan, I predicted a coup within 5 years, and rebellion soon before.
I was already aware of the power struggle in Brig. Gen Kulayigye's position and who was to take over.
Owing to many other patterns, I think even 3 years is alot. IT IS ON
People can lie๐๐๐๐ these are basically myth stories. Before Buganda was renamed it was called ensi Muwawa, oba Abalasa Ngeye era yafugibwa ba Ssekabaka 36 paka ku Bembamba Musoota Kabaka Kintu okuva mubizinga bwe yamukunkumula omukono mukibya. Kati gwe ne Omera wo๐๐๐๐๐
Buganda kingdom was formed by the Luo Biito, under the leadership of Kimera, a Bantu transliteration word from the Luo word, 'Omera' meaning brother. He was the brother to Labongo, also known as Rukidi (Okidi) , the founder of the Biito kingdom of Bunyoro (Onyoro), after defeating the Chwezi who who were practicing evil spirituality of human sacrifices, and replaced it with animal sacrifices, thus being called, 'Abetembuzi' meaning, those who sacrifices goats (animals) by the local small Bantu tribes. Kimera fell out with his brother Rukidi and moved to the present day, Buganda area.
Here, Kimera called upon these small Bantu tribes together to form the Buganda kingdom. Kimera, a Luo, and his few people that he came along with, got assimilated among these Bantu tribes, but it also gave birth to a new language, Luganda, that ended up unifying these different small Bantu tribes. In fact, Luganda has many Luo words of the Acholi dialects.
All was going well for Buganda, when they were associating with their Luo counterparts. For instance, during tribal wars, Buganda would call upon their Luo brothers mainly from Acholi who are traditionally warriors, to fight for them. And yes, they would defeat. And so Buganda kingdom grew up so strong, and other small tribes willingly, would join them, for that protection. All came to an end, when Buganda kingdom, after growing so powerful began forgetting their Luo brothers.
Up-to-date, Baganda, would rather associate with the Bantu tribes, than the Luo. And that's her fall. These small Bantu tribes, that had formed the counties of Buganda, begun trying to move away from the main Buganda tribe. We saw Kooki in 2015. Buganda to retain her glory, should revisit her relationship with her Luo brothers and sisters.
@rwenzori_ People can lie๐๐๐๐ these are basically myth stories. Before Buganda was renamed it was called ensi Muwawa, oba Abalasa Ngeye era yafugibwa ba Ssekabaka 36 paka ku Bembamba Musoota Kabaka Kintu okuva mubizinga bwe yamukunkumula omukono mukibya. Kati gwe ne Omera wo๐๐๐๐๐
@1realDdegeya@GabrielBuule@Cecilia97N No, I Dont want to think what he is trying to imply but rather take his text in context as he wrote it. Many kings have phased out customs and norms without consulting the Lukiiko, so he made no mistake there. Kings change depending on what they wish at the moment
@mrkato2031@Cecilia97N I understand your frustration, but you can't insult someone on her page with that kind of grammar. Wakiri sigala my Luganda, bro.