The Luo-Babito assumed Kingship and rulership of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom after the Bachwezi fled and had almost a 500 year legacy that also provided rulerships for the Baganda .The Luo-Babito Kingdom is a case study for major history departments on Black/African history including Harvard and Oxford where Okot P’Bitek Ugandan Luo-Acholi Lawyer and Poet wrote his dissertations on the assimilation of the Langi into Luo . The Luo initiated the Abakama Kings adopting local bantu dialects to effect their rulership .This lasted 18 generations . After the death of Omukama Tito Owinyi in 1971 the Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom as ruled by the Luo ended following its 1967 dissolution by the Uganda government . The Luo Babito Kingdom that controlled Bunyoro Kitara for almost 5 centuries was led by the Luo-Jo Bito clan . The Jo-Bito come from the Bito tree . This group had moved from Bukidi in Northern Uganda originally occupying Tekidi in Agora mountains .
Tafuta channel inaitwa ***ja ushago *** alifanya interview na msee anatoka dinka mkenya language is super same also kalenjins call milke cheko ,dinka chak ,,kenya chak,maat is fire in kalenjin,,match in luo ,match in dinka ,,
Dinka and Nuer have certain common words with the luo. I think it's because they are neighbouring tribes in South Sudan thus word-borrowing among between them is inevitable. Same thing with the luo of Kenya and Luhya.
Manyie dinka modak kenya ,,thokgi en same gi mar joluo mag kenya ,,kwanza luuwe channel mar ja ushago notimo ne interview ja dinka and ntie weche mang'eny motudre gi tholuo
We awachni gimatimote...an aa Siaya, gwengwa nyaka Uganda okdichop kilomita 100 to pok anyonoga Uganda...Mombasa nyaka dalawa en gimoro kilomita 500 tasechopo Mombasa mangeny....ngado kiew manie kind Kenya gi Uganda Busia kata Malaba emomiyo thoth jowa oknyal dhi neno owetewa Uganda Ethiopian kata pinye mamoko....walemuru mondo wuoth obed nono kangato ngado kiewo....I rest my case
But the original jopaluo are still in northern part of Bunyoro and they speak dhopaLuo considered to be a dialect of Acholi. A big part of Paluo established the kingdoms of Bunyoro, Toro etc but lost the language but maintained many aspects of Royalty and pet names
@@KPtravels001 you have to go to kiryandongo district in the extreme north of bunyoro also around Karuma falls area. They area nicknamed choope which means no men because when they arrived in bunyoro, the Bachwezi men fled and left women behind.
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The Luo-Babito assumed Kingship and rulership of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom after the Bachwezi fled and had almost a 500 year legacy that also provided rulerships for the Baganda .The Luo-Babito Kingdom is a case study for major history departments on Black/African history including Harvard and Oxford where Okot P’Bitek Ugandan Luo-Acholi Lawyer and Poet wrote his dissertations on the assimilation of the Langi into Luo .
The Luo initiated the Abakama Kings adopting local bantu dialects to effect their rulership .This lasted 18 generations . After the death of Omukama Tito Owinyi in 1971 the Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom as ruled by the Luo ended following its 1967 dissolution by the Uganda government .
The Luo Babito Kingdom that controlled Bunyoro Kitara for almost 5 centuries was led by the Luo-Jo Bito clan . The Jo-Bito come from the Bito tree . This group had moved from Bukidi in Northern Uganda originally occupying Tekidi in Agora mountains .
Tafuta channel inaitwa ***ja ushago *** alifanya interview na msee anatoka dinka mkenya language is super same also kalenjins call milke cheko ,dinka chak ,,kenya chak,maat is fire in kalenjin,,match in luo ,match in dinka ,,
Dinka and Nuer have certain common words with the luo. I think it's because they are neighbouring tribes in South Sudan thus word-borrowing among between them is inevitable. Same thing with the luo of Kenya and Luhya.
@@KPtravels001 trueeee
Manyie dinka modak kenya ,,thokgi en same gi mar joluo mag kenya ,,kwanza luuwe channel mar ja ushago notimo ne interview ja dinka and ntie weche mang'eny motudre gi tholuo
Let me check it out.
We awachni gimatimote...an aa Siaya, gwengwa nyaka Uganda okdichop kilomita 100 to pok anyonoga Uganda...Mombasa nyaka dalawa en gimoro kilomita 500 tasechopo Mombasa mangeny....ngado kiew manie kind Kenya gi Uganda Busia kata Malaba emomiyo thoth jowa oknyal dhi neno owetewa Uganda Ethiopian kata pinye mamoko....walemuru mondo wuoth obed nono kangato ngado kiewo....I rest my case
So you have to make a choice and go across the borders. It's free and smooth 😂
@@KPtravels001 ingi adiera ni en nono? To sling' abiro nyiepo ni pes Kenya koso pes Uganda? To otese kaka passport gi visa? Puonja ?
@@lucasomolo8443 Kenyans don't need a visa to visit Uganda. You'll use Ugandan shillings.
@@KPtravels001 what about passport omin ?
But the original jopaluo are still in northern part of Bunyoro and they speak dhopaLuo considered to be a dialect of Acholi.
A big part of Paluo established the kingdoms of Bunyoro, Toro etc but lost the language but maintained many aspects of Royalty and pet names
I would love to meet the small part of the Paluo who still have their luo aspects intact.
@@KPtravels001 you have to go to kiryandongo district in the extreme north of bunyoro also around Karuma falls area. They area nicknamed choope which means no men because when they arrived in bunyoro, the Bachwezi men fled and left women behind.
@@KPtravels001 the paluo are usually consulted by people around and from afar regarding spiritual matters