Woo thkx good song

definitely

True 😅

Odongo thanks 4 da song may God bless u bro.

We shall hire u tym

❤❤❤❤

Your comment is very sad, how can you call for more division of Africa? Africa is doing it best to unite. I am a South Sudanese, lived my first 6 years in Equatoria even though I was born in Ethiopia due to civil war, however my parents are from Upper Nile. Do your research, equatoria is not a tribe, and most tribes in that region aren’t all related, it’s just a region.

You're not alone bro. I'm here in Sandton, Johannesburg but I thought of this song and here I am. It's a rich song😊

😂😂😂😂😂

That’s lovely

My tribemate💪💪. My dream at campus was to marry a man from the north naye I failed to get one but they are loving 😊😊

Great brother, wan acel

Best

Waaaaw0000... God bless your family.

You are welcome ❤❤❤

Welcome to our home u made the ryt choice be blessed 🙌 🙏 ❤❤

Luganda*

I love the Acholi people and culture❤

We don't care where you are from regardless. LUO IS A LUO AND WE LOVE YOU TOO

Then stop throwing stones and burning typur brothers"s business in the name of daktari

Am so proud that my mom is from Gulu and I like all people from northern

@@henrynjuguna6877 avoid negativity. We are celebrating each other here.

@@ogolakay I live and work with Ugandans and I've never seen them fo things that get done in Kisumu,kawangware,kibra and migori.

We're all one (Nilotic)

We love u too❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you

You have done amazing! Thank you

@@preciselyd xx, s

I used to watch this song without knowing the meaning but now i under thank you much love from Europe

Ki pahe naernaer

Sure,best song of the year in my life. Yoo leng...I can testify

Proudly acholi

For sure ilike this song though idon't know the meaning but ithink it's agosple song

From Ankole and married to an Acholi but this song hits me ,just love the culture.

This is my best song I can't miss a day without listening to it.I just ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️it.....

Amosi ja Kenya wadwa

@@AchiengNyarLuo4355 Akawo mos

Thanks Amu, regards to your family. Thanks for joining Lango. Long live Uganda.

My kids are Kenyan Luos. I adore these people. Luos make good husbands too, I think we westerners love them 🤣

Take heart, God has cleared the way for you. Koro kala kala #Luo fromKenya

Rip Yoo lleng

God bless you and our loved ones who passed away.

May the Lord comfort your heart.

“Akeso” sounds like a very Luo name, Though.

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truely that acholi land is home..ur always welcome

You are always welcome back home

You must come back!

Hi come back

Abraham apwoyo 🤗

Uganda is a nice place, good people and tribes more so the north side

I love Nigeria specifically the yoruba tribe they are so lovely

Come n experience Northern Uganda 🇺🇬

Am so blessed listening to this song though don't understand anything, thanks for the interpretation

Please your most welcome to the land of beauty's

Then stop your nonsense of believing your lord of poverty and integrate with other people for your prosperity

@@henrynjuguna6877 Who hurt you soo much? Heal nanii heal!

😂

Same here. And im not even from Gulu as im from Bunyoro-Kitara kingdom and the Gwere nation in the east. But I know Gulu quite well and I love every time im there. Apwoyo Matek for the work.

You are welcome

When are going to come

ME RIGHT HERE IN DUBAI NEXT YEAR HOME PAKWACH NEBBI

Where are you from 🙏🙏🙏🙏💞? thanks for loving our music

@@ogwangmorrishabsalom9385 He said that he's a Surinamee, A person from Surinamee 🇸🇷, South America

@Okello Patrick seems like you are good at written Acholi, please share the lyrics here if you don't mind, thank you.

Please write for me the Lyrics of this song. I want to learn it but I do not know Luo

I love this song but not Acholi its gospel

@Okello Patrick - Lyrics, please?

amazing isn't it? bless you

Am amukiga but I like people from there

Say it again mami💃🏻💃🏻ur welcome to our tribe🥰🥰🥰

True. Let's keep praying for one another. God has great plan for the Luo nation wherever we are all over the world. Our hospitality is like that of Abraham, hosting strangers and feeding them not knowing that one day God himself would visit him. So, it shall be to this great people in these last days. SHALOM!

Do you people speak same language, Kenyan Luo and Ugandan Luo

@cohencyrus5337 Yes! Kenyan is close to Ugandan Alur and Padhola, Jonam is very exact to Tanzanian Luo. Apart from a few pronunciation differences like Obong'o and Lubanga, yabwo yoo and yawo yoo, yoo oleng' and yoo oleng'... Acholi and Lango (JoPaJok) were the first wave of Luo movement into Kenya from Pajok, an area shared by Uganda and South Sudan. The contention between the Acholi and Lango weakened them, they would soon be invaded by the Padhola (another Luo group that had assimilated the a significant Bantu population especially the Banyoro often refered to as JokOwiny). They were from an area refered to as Pubungu Pakwatch also refered to as Paluo/Kaluo. Another group arrived from the Busoga (Jokalee) who had lived amongest the Bantu for over 200years. They were quickly followed by the Luo Biito and Chope (Suba Proper) these were the 5 sons of Kabaka Muwanga 1 who came to prevent the expansion of the Maasai and Kalenjins into Bunyoro-Kitara and Rwanda Urundi kingdoms, alongside them were Chope worriors. Although majority were assimilated amongest the Luhya, Suba and Kisii, a few like Sakwa, Asembo, Uyoma remained as Luo. The last major migration into Kenya were the Alur-Jonam group from Uganda-DRC border area of Payimol. They are often refered to as JokOmollo, they assimilated alot of other Nilotic and Bantu groups including Lendu, Lugbara, Muru etc and came into Kenya through Uganda. They were very violent and fought and assimilated all the other groups West of Lake Victoria leading to the expansion of the Luo into Tanzania and rapid assimilation of Northern Tanzania Bantus either by the escaping Acholi, Lango and the Padhola. These group also attempted the Northern Assimilation of the Bantu but they were stopped by the European invasion of East Africa. The last group were the Suba people who split from Baganda group into Kenya and Tanzania. Majority would be assimilated by the Owiny and Alur Luo. Various conflicts led to further assimilation into Luo by Kalenjin (Sabaot, Nandi and Kipsigis), Teso, Maasai (Siria) among other extinct Nilotic groups. I am a Luo of the admixture of the assimilated groups. Paternally from the Sabaot (Kalenjin) and Nyala (Bantu Luhya), admixture found among the Banyore and Sakwa (Luo Babito) Clan, Materially Maasai (Siria) of the Luo Kamagambo clan and Subi-Kisii (Bantu Abakunta) of Gem-Umani (Luo-Alur/JokoOmollo clan). I will thus be grafted into Babito and Alur Luo groups. While the Kenyan and Tanzanian Luo are widely considered Nilotes, they are a perfect example of a Nilo-Bantu admixture. This is the point of departure as several Bantu words have been integrated into the Luo of Kenya, Tanzania and DRC. The Luo of Ethiopia have also slightly borrowed Oromo and Amharic words. The Luo of South Sudan have also borrowed Arabic, Nuer and Dinka words. The Eastern and Central Africa Luo are the most affected by the Boundaries in East and Central Africa

turakukunda kyane

Great job Romeo, God bless you

Is this the translation??

My sister am here in the 🇺🇸 but when I listen to the song I just cry because of how luo community have suffered then this boy comes out with such a painful song from our land ?then why should we not be given time to do wonders in Uganda?

We have really suffered my dear but we pray that one day God will listen to our cry n make away for us🙏🙏

A song for generations 👏👏

I don’t understand what u wrote but ur welcome

Please share the video in TZ. Thanks

@@ToltapeFilms Of course!

I understand that if you have any blood relations with the babito clans,you will naturally feel the Luo vibe...

Luo lach arac

Apwoyo

yoo leng !! from Kenya to ug sis