LIVING HISTORY: Meet one of the first Ugandan Women MPs

Frances Akello was one of the few African women MPs involved in Uganda’s preparations for independence from Britain in 1962. Now retired, she feels that Ugandans have not enjoyed the fruits of independence as a results of the unrest over the years following independence.
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[@danieltenywa7989]

Well said maama we need to revise the history of our country and Africa at large and know that nobody will like seeing us United and happy.

[@kamyadavid7636]

ONE OF OUR SENIOR MOTHER OF THE COUNTRY, SHE DESERVES A MEDAL FOR SERVING OUR COUNTRY AND REMEMBERED, THAN GIVING THESE GREEDY PIGS AND SERIAL KILLERS MEDALS. GOD BLESS YOU MAAMA.

[@ThatBeeyatch]

What a beautiful woman with a beautiful smile. I have enjoyed this interview.

[@maryngonzi5523]

I have loved every bit of this interview

[@rosettenabukalu2281]

She has a great history

[@achensylvia3735]

Wow!!! Beautiful woman

[@kingeddyatwine1153]

Wow she looks real once and always, we hornour.

[@Nygge1982]

My Queen!

[@akandwanahodavid8338]

Long live maama

[@deejean344]

Example to all those who bleach etc look at this jajja 🤷🏿‍♂️🙏🏾🤘🏽

[@mwanjealex4517]

Well stated senior citizen, your hambleness say it all..

[@ashlyshontell8933]

Long live Toto

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Great

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She resembles alice /

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Abeewo

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