Lango Heritage | The Greatest Love Songs In Lango In 1950s

[@jacobokello7697]

I love it. Don't mind about the Karamojong like video in the background. After all Karamoja is our former home.we belong to the Ateker group not the Jo group, which has the Itesot also. The Word Lango is general group name for the Western Ateker group. The eastern Ateker has the Turkana, Tsamburu, Masai, Nandi, etc.

[@the_miltonian]

Thanks for appreciating and the insight. Very useful

[@iuea-vincentodongo3579]

Mr Jacob am interested in this knowledge...we need a lango podcast.
We have forgotten our history

[@dulsonsamuelokello3606]

Which are these Western Ateker group?

[@jasperabura3855]

@@the_miltonian ONGWEN WE HAVE LOST OUR CULTURE COMPLETELY, THESE THINGS MUST BE REVIVED.

[@normanogwalbilal9303]

Thanks for the update, please continue doing so. God bless you.

[@okakadokotum362]

This is beautiful, Laodog. Precious material indeed!😊

[@OchenRobson]

Thank you so much for this video

[@maryalobo1287]

Ongwen Loading, you are a blessing to the Lango Heritage

[@lawistruth]

Whoa! Thanks King this is a rich heritage 🎉

[@ceasarangella]

So happy for this coverage. keep it up

[@twentyjames1]

Ongwen Laodog you are a blessing to us indeed,I have enjoyed it up to the end.

[@the_miltonian]

Thanks for watching

[@AkelloDubai256]

Apwoyo omera 👏

[@the_miltonian]

Apwoyo matek (thank you very much)

[@ogwangmorrishabsalom9385]

Thanks the update. I pray for the office of won nyaci to offer you airtime such that you play such kind of music and edify the young ones in radio station

[@fredrickkaboyo2576]

Thanks for the update on Lango history. It's a very good repertory, it then need to be written down for future training of Yong generation.
Your nephew,
Kaboyo Fredrick.

[@the_miltonian]

Thanks for the DVICE

[@ongolelimfred]

Have loved it thank you for being there to remain us on those songs for long time i request you to bring up all so traditional dance of lango❤ thanks

[@Mariam.ogwang2012]

Please update more of the history, it’s helpful for our children to understand the roots.thanks ❤❤❤

[@OcenFelix-s4b]

Good work done keep it up

[@OcenFelix-s4b]

nice and so educative

[@OcenFelix-s4b]

keep it up, very perfect ❤

[@ceasarangella]

Lango and Karamojong are one, it's our pride.

[@OkerGeoffrey-om1ce]

A very hidden yet important facts the young people of Lango have never heard of!

[@adela6505]

Aww really. I've been looking for this for a long time

[@the_miltonian]

there u have them

[@opunafrancis]

I'm happy to be a langi 🙋

[@okakadokotum362]

a Lango

[@jimmyotimogwang5163]

Apwoyo tutwal ominwa

[@okellojollyjoe8672]

Brother, I am so grateful for your work.Iam Okello Jolly Joe from Amuru district.Kindly get for me and others the recordings and wise sayings of the late Richard okao odit,eg; Hellen nyako Kwan,Abulani,etc, thanks and may God bless you.

[@achennancy3130]

Keep it up brother most of langis don't know

[@kennedyobua6612]

Very wonderful.

[@the_miltonian]

Many thanks!

[@odurpatrick8226]

I think you should continue because you are moving as ahed

[@OcenFelix-s4b]

Dyera owoti ikea nenocan

[@adela6505]

We shall use these in our marriages.

[@the_miltonian]

That will be nice and colorful

[@okelloamos3961]

I guess this channel is so fascinating with its contents !! Brother these songs can still challenge some of the modern-day songs of langi
Keep up the good work big Brothers👏

[@the_miltonian]

THANKS

[@kennedyobua6612]

We pray that Rupiny news paper should come back bse some of the vocabularies in Lango language were there.

[@the_miltonian]

Sure, we now don't have a purely Luo newspaper

[@andrewjacksonobol2049]

Hello Ongwen, I have been enjoying your videos. I am Lango from Dokolo but living in Canada. Can you please find out why our traditions such as marriage and other social/family laws are similar to old testament laws in the Bible? Sometimes even the names of people mentioned in the family tree. Thank you.

[@the_miltonian]

Really, It needs extensive research tho. But why not?

[@LorenzoDon1]

Thanks alot for trying to preserve our great culture. I need some assistance: what does etogo mean in our culture. And how important was it in our culture

[@the_miltonian]

"Etogo" is an elder. A male. His role is performing rituals diring 'lamo two'. Which is like the modern day healig prayers.

[@ponnusmuyenga458]

Mono ayee tee kwaro wa me lango, obanga medi gum adit wan dong owinyo awinya ibot onami Kan hahaha tee kwaro na kara tye

[@agnesakello3973]

Why did you put pictures of karamojong to confuse everything ,and you trying to say Lango and karamojong share same culture.

[@ocaajames5798]

I wish we still have those wealth the early Lango was having!? hmm!

[@the_miltonian]

Really

[@ocaajames5798]

yes! look at those animals. paying school fees with sunflowers, soybeans, maize, and cotton in this situation of weather and climate change??? inadequate land for commercial agriculture?

[@adela6505]

That in the background is the original Lango traditional lifestyle exactly if you look at 1930 s images

[@the_miltonian]

true

[@hassanwacha2191]

I think it would have been better to get the background video to reflect Lango lifestyle. These ones look to be from the Karamojong people.

[@the_miltonian]

POINT TAKEN

[@adela6505]

It doesn't matter. The karimojong lifestyle is the exact one we had before

[@NileValleyMade]

I have a question is that first video truly Lango people bc the way they move their shoulders as a battle dance that is Nuer people of South Sudan/Ethiopia way of battle dance avoiding the mut(spear) if this is truly Lango people that is amazing bc that is Nuer way too

[@the_miltonian]

yes the video is the Nuer people

[@okellojollyjoe8672]

Sorry, others are;Ajok dang too,thanks.

[@jasperabura3855]

REALLY THE LANGIS HAVE LOST THEIR CULTURES AND WAYS OF LIFE