TOORO: FROM KASAGAMA TO OYO

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In 28-year-old Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, Tooro has the youngest reigning monarch on earth and he has been on the throne for 25 years.
On at least two occasions, Tooro disappeared from the world’s political map. First was when Omukama Kabalega of Bunyoro-Kitara annexed it in 1880 and last, when President Milton Obote abolished kings and kingdoms in 1967.
In this first part, OwanaPaedia brings you the resurrection of Tooro in 1890 under Omukama Kyebambe Kasagama. We relive the death of his heir Omukama George Rukidi in 1965 and the enthronement of Patrick Olimi Kaboyo in January 1966.
Not many Batooro and even fewer Ugandans have seen this rare history in video. Tell all of them that it is available…only at OwanaPaedia.
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In 28-year-old Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, Tooro has the youngest reigning monarch on earth and he has been on the throne for 25 years. On at least two occasions, Tooro disappeared from the world’s political map. First was when Omukama Kabalega of Bunyoro-Kitara annexed it in 1880 and last, when President Milton Obote abolished kings and kingdoms in 1967. In this first part, OwanaPaedia brings you the resurrection of Tooro in 1890 under Omukama Kyebambe Kasagama. We relive the death of his heir Omukama George Rukidi in 1965 and the enthronement of Patrick Olimi Kaboyo in January 1966. Not many Batooro and even fewer Ugandans have seen this rare history in video. Tell all of them that it is available…only at OwanaPaedia. ……......................................................................................................................................................................... Click to Subscribe: kzbin.info & turn on notifications to find out when I upload new videos. Owanapaedia TShirts are now available at Ugx. 35,000. Contact [phone] to place your orders. Thanks

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I would like to know the relatives of kaboyo

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Thank you Mr Owana.

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Ninsaba kuhikya kusiima kwange hali abetegeki ba program enu enungi ijuire ebyobuhangwa bwaitu. Bambi mugituhindurre murulimi rwaitu orutoro. Omurundi gwakandi ninyija kusaba ekitebe, kwimukya, kuhagira, obyo'buhangwa nemigenzo mibukama bwaitu bwa Tooro. Ruhanga alinde Rukira Basaija Omukama, Abatoro n'Aborokati. Mutyo muno.

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Owanapeadia u deserve a medal. My kingdom back ground... hagiriza Agutamba

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Amen! I am glad that you love this piece. Stay tuned for more.

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So far you are the best story teller I've seen in Uganda 🙏

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This piece of history has reminded me of Sir Egbert Udo Udoma; a Nigerian who happened to be a Chief Justice of Uganda. Well done Mr. Owana.

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Amen.

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I love tooro my mother land

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Proud Mutooro...This is very beautiful

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😍😍🥰🥰hangiriza agutamba hangiriza entale ya tooro tnk u owanapedia proud mutooro

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I've been reminded of the history of our kingdom,may God bless you mightly, Amen.

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webare muno omunyoro Owana okutuhereza bwiino onu. Nkurukire ibara erwa Apuuli

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You are most welcome. Thank you for tuning in

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Am greatly impressed by your efforts. Thank you so much

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Amen. Thank you tuning in.

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God bless you for sharing thank you very much.

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Great work @Owanapedia😅great history. Proudly Mutooro

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Thanks mr Owana .

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Amen

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Interesting history for the tooro people and Africa atlarge

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Thank you Owanapedia

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Thanks Owana for preserving the rich history

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Thanks for feeding us our kingdom history

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Now I understand the closeness of Toro and Buganda Royals

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I like owana the way he air out the information is for elite people

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Next should be Ankole history. Thk u very much for the good work of preserving and passing on History.

[@kiizaj2002]

Great work, thx so much. Government should empower our cultural leaders more.they can organize their people more than politicians we have.

[@emetuderic9608]

No queen's government can do that it's the same that supress them. With kings in control we don't even need politicians leaders are just appointed

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Thank you so much for this. I have seen my family members! I treasure this record of my people's history.

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I think I know the name Rubombora. Can you identify your relatives for us? Webale muno!

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@@OWANAPAEDIA , the Rubombora family is from near Nyakasura. Thank you for all the research and hard work put in to paint this history on a beautiful canvas.

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Thank you so much Owanapaedia

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Amen

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Thanks so much,I have seen my ground the late Balya.

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Nimanyisa abatoro nabatorokati, ninsaba endagirro yekitebe.

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30:10 I've just seen Prince Gerald Manyindo Princess Juliana Kanyomozi's dad

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This is wonderful 👍

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Very insightful as always.well done!

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I really really appreciate the work of Tony Owana, thank so much Mr Owana

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I am humbled

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Thanks owanapeadia, also present to us the 8th Oct. 1962 at Buganda's independence

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We will avail it as soon as we get hold of it but unfortunately we currently don't have it. Stay safe

[@hillarymagezi2241]

I would like to know the origin of kaboyo brothers, sisters and cousins, please help me, they say I am their relative but I don't know their respective relations. My grandfather is called kamarampaka Joseph Amooti. He died in 2013, He was buried in Kasusu.

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Thank you Owanapaedia for such insightful history of Tooro Kingdom. Where can i find books about the Kingdom?

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Where is that cadillac today?

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I was wearing a kilt - Omuchenche for our uniform in Nyakasura at that time

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Would love to see more Nilotic tribal history, as ever in Uganda this is very Bantu-esque!....Great channel nonetheless

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@@OWANAPAEDIA hi excited to see whats to come!! An extremely vital source of Ugandan history!!!

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Minute 31: Police band playing Kigezi High School anthem

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Am so proud to be a mutooro

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Am equally proud of being and maternal grandchild of Toronto and also a muko to the Batoro !

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Thanks for the insight. However I'm still waiting for the Second Reconnaissance of Toro.

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Just keep it Owanapaedia. We will avail all.

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Mwebale

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Mwebale Muno owanapaedia. where can one get that book of Lugard?

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You can read 'The Rise of Our East African Empire' on pdf at internet

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Send me your email, I shall send you a PDF

[@bat159]

You pronounce Rutoro words as if you're a mutooro?

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Mawe!!!

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Nanyowe nukwo ntekerize nti oli mutooro

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@@kiizaj2002 amaziga nukwo gali gati Nyowe mboine Obuseko Atandikisize bwanyolekeraho nti Mutooro

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Why did Prince Kagoro weap??

[@Kafeerophillimon23]

I wonder people who are saying Baganda are tribalistic

[@emetuderic9608]

Uganda really has good kingdoms if at all we gain real federal system kings can serve their people without personal intrests since they have no threat to power it stays in one linage and since young they are trained how to rule and lead their people

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I really do not like federal

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Thanks owanapeadia, also present to us the 8th Oct. 1962 at Buganda's independence

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OwanaPaedia cannot present the "8th October Buganda Independence" story simply because it does not exist. If Buganda got her independence on 8th October 1962, how did Buganda's Kabaka Muteesa become president of Uganda in 1963? Why does Sir Edward Muteesa not write about Buganda's independence in his 'Desecration of My Kingdom' if it was really true? However, there is footage of the visit to Bulange-Mengo by the Duke and Duchess of Kent on 8th October 1962, followed by a grand party given by Kabaka Edward Muteesa in the gardens. The Duke represented Queen Elizabeth at Uganda's independence day celebrations and handed over the instruments of power to PRIME MINISTER MILTON OBOTE with Sir Edward Muteesa in attendance. Someone is deceiving you and this lie has persisted for the last 58 years. It is time to get rid of it because not even Sabasajja Ronald Mutebi believes it. We shall post the historic Bulange visit soon. Thank you.