SV: {UAH} Keep off our affairs, chiefs tell Achana

BIG SHAME FOR LAMOGI IF A SIMPLE AND STRAIGHT FORWARD CASE LIKE THIS TURNS INTRICATE.

WHY / HOW?!?

HOW CAN A ROYAL CLAN ( OT / DOGOLA KER) not have a clear understanding of heir hierarchy? This is rubbish!!!

Some one is bluffing. There was once a RWOT OLANGO but I think he was not a Lamogi. If I recall well, he was from the Okello Mwaka group (Kal Koro). 

Does this Olango in question relate to the former Rwot Olango? 

Noc'la gaumoy

 

"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.

Den torsdag, 8 maj 2014 12:30 skrev 'Abdulrahman' via Ugandans at Heart (UAH) Community <ugandans-at-heart@googlegroups.com>:

Ahmed Kateregga Musaazi wrote: >akim, for clarification, Bulamogi is in Busoga. But the difference between >Buganda and Busoga is the same. > > >On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 11:01 AM, Gook wrote: > >> Ssalongo, >> Don't federo will cure this nonsense? >> >> >> Sent from Gook's iPatch! >> >> >> "What you are we once were, what we are you shall be!" >> An inscription on the walls of a Roman catacomb. >> >> On 28 apr 2014, at 07:54, Ssalongo Ssennoga >> wrote: >> >> EM, do you see how corrupt these Basajjabaakabaka are? >> >> Villager >> >> >> With regards from ACE-AGE >> >> On Apr 28, 2014, at 6:50, "Gwokto La'Kitgum" wrote: >> >> Keep off our affairs, chiefs tell Achana >> SHARE BOOKMARKPRINT >> RATING >> >> Kobebe water dam which is drying up in Moroto District. The dam feeds more >> than six million animals daily . PHOTO BY STEVEN ARIONG >> By Sam Lawino & James Owich >> >> Posted Saturday, April 26 2014 at 00:00 >> >> IN SUMMARY >> >> Interference. They accuse the paramount chief of interfering in their >> affairs. >> >> Gulu. >> >> The two chiefs of Lamogi, the third largest clan in Acholi, have >> threatened to break away if the Acholi Cultural Chief David Onen Achana II >> doesn't stop meddling in their clan affairs. >> The accusations follow the reinstatement of the Rwot Otinga Yai Otuka in >> February this year. >> >> Rwot Otuka had been on suspension since 2010 on allegations of corruption, >> illegal sale of land and violation of norms of the Lamogi clan. >> >> Upon Otuka's suspension, Rwot Paul Olango was enthroned as the chief of >> the Lamogi clan. >> While addressing the press at Northern Uganda Media Resource Centre in >> Gulu Town on Tuesday, Rwot Olango warned Chief Achana to stop interfering >> in the Lamogi royal clan affairs. >> Rwot Olango said Otuka is no longer the Lamogi clan chief and cannot carry >> out any activity on its behalf. >> >> "He has never been enthroned, whatever he is doing is outside the Lamogi >> clan," Olango said. >> He added that Chief Achana should resolve the conflict in two weeks or >> they will break away. >> Olango said the Lamogi Clan Council of Elders and the subjects have powers >> to decide who their cultural leader should be. >> >> Rwot Olango called on religious leaders in Acholi to intervene before it's >> too late. >> Rwot Otuka has, however, accused Rwot Olango of "stealing" the throne. >> "Olango is not known by Lamogi people, he installed himself on a veranda >> at a trading centre. Even the regalia including fingers of my late father >> are with me," Rwot Otuka said. >> Olango, however, dismissed the accusations saying they are only being used >> to tarnish his name among his subjects. >> >> One of the locals , Mr Alex Okinya, a resident of Lamogi Sub-county in >> Amuru District, said the suspension did not reform Rwot Otuka. >> "We doubt his behaviour has changed," he said. >> >> previous move >> Early this year, the Lamogi clan elders, threatened to break away from the >> main institution after the Paramount Chief was implicated in abuse of >> Shs200 million for the peace building dialogue. >> >> *editorial@ug.nationmedia.com * >> ___________________________________ >> *Gwokto La'Kitgum* >> *"Even a small dog can piss on a tall Building", Jim Hightower* >> >>

akim, for clarification, Bulamogi is in Busoga. But the difference between Buganda and Busoga is the same.

On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 11:01 AM, Gook <grakanga@gmail.com> wrote:

Ssalongo,

Don't federo will cure this nonsense?

Sent from Gook's iPatch!

"What you are we once were, what we are   you shall be!"

An inscription on the walls of a Roman catacomb.

On 28 apr 2014, at 07:54, Ssalongo Ssennoga <firstcall.ug@gmail.com> wrote:

EM, do you see how corrupt these Basajjabaakabaka are?

Villager

With regards from ACE-AGE

On Apr 28, 2014, at 6:50, "Gwokto La'Kitgum" <lakitgum@gmail.com> wrote:

Keep off our affairs, chiefs tell Achana

SHARE BOOKMARKPRINTRATING

Kobebe water dam which is drying up in Moroto District. The dam feeds more than six million animals daily . PHOTO BY STEVEN ARIONG  

By Sam Lawino & James Owich

Posted  Saturday, April 26  2014 at  00:00

IN SUMMARY

Interference. They accuse the paramount chief of interfering in their affairs.

Gulu. 

The two chiefs of Lamogi, the third largest clan in Acholi, have threatened to break away if the Acholi Cultural Chief David Onen Achana II doesn't stop meddling in their clan affairs.
The accusations follow the reinstatement of the Rwot Otinga Yai Otuka in February this year.

Rwot Otuka had been on suspension since 2010 on allegations of corruption, illegal sale of land and violation of norms of the Lamogi clan.

Upon Otuka's suspension, Rwot Paul Olango was enthroned as the chief of the Lamogi clan. 
While addressing the press at Northern Uganda Media Resource Centre in Gulu Town on Tuesday, Rwot Olango warned Chief Achana to stop interfering in the Lamogi royal clan affairs.
Rwot Olango said Otuka is no longer the Lamogi clan chief and cannot carry out any activity on its behalf.

"He has never been enthroned, whatever he is doing is outside the Lamogi clan," Olango said.
He added that Chief Achana should resolve the conflict in two weeks or they will break away.
Olango said the Lamogi Clan Council of Elders and the subjects have powers to decide who their cultural leader should be.

Rwot Olango called on religious leaders in Acholi to intervene before it's too late. 
Rwot Otuka has, however, accused Rwot Olango of "stealing" the throne. 
"Olango is not known by Lamogi people, he installed himself on a veranda at a trading centre. Even the regalia including fingers of my late father are with me," Rwot Otuka said.
Olango, however, dismissed the accusations saying they are only being used to tarnish his name among his subjects.

One of the locals , Mr Alex Okinya, a resident of Lamogi Sub-county in Amuru District, said the suspension did not reform Rwot Otuka.
"We doubt his behaviour has changed," he said.

previous move
Early this year, the Lamogi clan elders, threatened to break away from the main institution after the Paramount Chief was implicated in abuse of Shs200 million for the peace building dialogue.

editorial@ug.nationmedia.com

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Gwokto La'Kitgum

"Even a small dog can piss on a tall Building", Jim Hightower