@lyn ouya wewe ni nyakochia? Coz I can remember this day I was home and from this place to our home is just second's to reach to my place. Coz the own of this home is called Min Jared and her husband is the one who died.
Check out how the traditional ostrich feathers headgear is identical to that of the Acholi of the other Luo Speaking Diaspora of Northern Uganda and Southern, South Sudan
Let's not forget our luo cultures like always K'ochia people did it perfectly, let's try to support them with the little amount of money we have, otherwise thanks a lot 🙏
@Omondi I agree with you. This group needs to get our maximum support for the good job they are doing in preserving our culture. Otherwise, thanks for watching
💃💃💃💃those dancing moves ...oh my ...rich culture indeed 😘💃💃💃
You should have seen it live....but you will see them perform someday 🥳
Proud to be a luo
Cultural identify! Awesome 💯👍
Thanks for watching Gaspari
My culture my pride. Kenya my mother land🥰❤
Sure a beautiful culture indeed 💕💕.
@lyn ouya wewe ni nyakochia?
Coz I can remember this day I was home and from this place to our home is just second's to reach to my place.
Coz the own of this home is called Min Jared and her husband is the one who died.
Hey Donata, no I'm not nyakochia..Mama Jared is my Aunt. We had come for the burial. Thanks for watching...
@@lynnouya okay
Welcome
Where can I reach them at ?
0723 977346 Tom Kethe. Call them via that
Check out how the traditional ostrich feathers headgear is identical to that of the Acholi of the other Luo Speaking Diaspora of Northern Uganda and Southern, South Sudan
Seems you are very well equipped with the luo history 😄. Anyway thanks for stopping by and watching. Karibu sana Richard.
my culture my pride
Thanks for stopping by moses.
Very nice, I would wish different clothes, I don't think Luo traditional cloth was that colourful,
Thanks for watching@mary Achieng. I don't know the idea behind their attire but i think a more traditional outfit will do best. They should consider
The Kochia Clan of South Nyanza are directly related to the Kotiang' Clan of South Gem in Siaya County.
Aah thanks for the insight. I had no clue
Let's not forget our luo cultures like always K'ochia people did it perfectly, let's try to support them with the little amount of money we have, otherwise thanks a lot 🙏
@Omondi I agree with you. This group needs to get our maximum support for the good job they are doing in preserving our culture. Otherwise, thanks for watching
Can i get there contact
+254 723 977346 Tom kethe. Sorry for late reply Belinda