Bul Ker - The Powerful Spiritual Royal Drum Of Acholi Tribe - Acholi iTv

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[@georgeokidi]

Thanks to Mzee Oloya and Luo Online for this wonderful historic narrative. Pwoc keken.

[@opiyokavere]

A very comprehensive analysis especially to us this generation who knows little about cultural legacy of Acoli..

[@AcholiiTv]

Thank you 🙏

[@RMROSEMARY0]

Some translation and subtitles please 😢
For diaspora acholi babies

[@AcholiiTv]

We will translate it

[@akenapatrick410]

True but I don't know if it still happens this days

[@AcholiiTv]

It still happens in some clans

[@georgeokidi]

I watched it in full and have the following observations.
1. It is true, the British Colonial government dethroned resistant Rwodi Moo and replaced them with Rwodi Kalam to further their interests.
2. Langa Langa was a nickname of Major Charles Delme-Radcliffe, a British Colonial Officer, who served in Uganda for 6 years, from 1898 - 1904. He was so nicknamed for his night time pacification raids in Acholi. He was based in Nimule.
3. The British Colonial Official Mzee Oloya refers to as 'Bwana Noles' and incorrectly as 'Bwana Gweno' is actually Mr. F.A. Knowles, Provincial Commissioner Northern Province which then covered, interalia, Acholi. Bwana Gweno (apparently he loved chicken) is the nickname that was given to John Rutherford Parkin Postlethwaite, a young British Colonial administrator, who arrived in Uganda in 1909 and was posted to Acholiland in 1912 to establish a new administrative centre in east Acholi, which he did in Kitgum in 1912. He also served in Gulu.
Apwoyo.
William Okidi, 28.08.23, London.

[@AcholiiTv]

Man Ber matek Ladit William Okidi. Wamaro tic mamegi