The Padhola Kingdom | KP Jaluo Abroad | Full Documentary

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Padhola is a luo ethnic group of Eastern Uganda. Jopadhola speak dhopadhola and live in Tororo region of Eastern Uganda under the leadership of Tieng-Adhola Cultural Institution headed by Kwar Adhola
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[@Awino_survivor]

One of the most amzing well documented real history of our Luo culture and traditions! Im proud to be a Luo...and longing to know more about our hidden rıch Luo culture! Christianity has been our downfall! Thanks so much @ KP Jaluo Abroad for everything you are doing to bring these awareness! May our great four fathers continue to guide and protect you through this incredible journey you have taken! Keep up the good work, you are very much loved and appreciated .💝🙌

[@georgeodhiambo2118]

But here in Kenya to be a Luo is not an easy task especially during the heated presidential elections. We are normally abused left right and centre. You can't even be proud to be a Luo

[@JospherOkoth]

Christianity has taken luo nation far, shalom jopadhola

[@KPtravels001]

The you so much Awino🙏. And help me share the documentary widely. I need more luos here in order to continue with the documentation

[@wafoyojanefrances]

Wafwoyo! Wafwoyo swa, omeran @KP Jaluo Abroad ri tic me, ma omedo wodho wac mamako kwong piny mowan Padhola. Wanyikway Adhola mathoth ido wakuya gime jie. The documentary is a master piece, and we'll archive for benefit of our children and all descendants hence forth. *Padhola woyindira!*

[@KPtravels001]

Afwoyo tek tek swa nyameran. Help me share the documentary widely.

[@jalupi8414]

I am Luo from Homabay Kenya. This is a great documentary, excellent quality. Padhola and Kenya Luo very very close language.

[@odochoscar3113]

Oooh great Love for Luo by Kogot. Longlive. Good documentary

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you and help me share widely.

[@Jakawere1]

My grandfather spent a significant amount of time in Tororo and now I understand why we used to have many visitors from Tororo when i grew up in the 70s in Kisumu

[@mcpaultv4028]

An kisumu had Owiny great grandson Kanyakwar ogelos brother

[@KPtravels001]

The information is finally coming out in a more organised manner

[@AkinyiJoan201]

Watching this makes me sooo happy. I MUST visit this places and connect with our people.

[@KPtravels001]

Very good. I'm organising trips. Hopefully you can join for the cultural tours

[@KPtravels001]

Help me share the documentary widely with your friends. I need more luos here.

[@johnjagongo376]

Wow wow just wow apwoyo,erokamano ahinya tich maker dhi mbele owandwa

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Now help me share it widely. I need more luos here

[@edudwine2743]

I love how they are organized they even got an anthem🎉

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, and a flag too🤣🤣

[@akellostephen]

Am happy watching from kisumu kenya

[@KPtravels001]

Very good. Now help me share it widely. I need more luos here

[@raburu]

Joluo mar Kenya, we need to organize kaka JoPadhola. This unity is wonderful

[@amollosarah237]

Am ajapadhola and i really appreciate you for this wonderful documentary

[@KPtravels001]

Afoyo nyameran. Help me share widely

[@mbabazifoster]

I❤ this channel because it teaches us the culture of luo

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Help me share widely

[@adhola1]

Nothing but love for all my brothers and sisters around the world ❤

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you and much love

[@phoebetaylor7911]

I can understand some words very perfectly as a luo from Kenya. I'll visit this place one day. I need to know where my people are.

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, dhopadhola is very close to dholuo of Kenya and Tanzania

[@georgeodhiambo2118]

​@@KPtravels001Being a Luo in Kenya is not easy especially during election period. Insults and abuses cames from right left and centre. If you have a weak heart, you might even deny your identity due to those abuses.

[@amollosarah237]

Welcome to tororo

[@NgugiKamau-rr3zp]

I'm ukuyu but understand a lot of the luo spoken here.

[@phoebetaylor7911]

@@NgugiKamau-rr3zp ukuyu ata hapa mko 😂

[@mcpaultv4028]

Am from kanyakwar Owiny ,I read alot from both Adhola an Owiny my root,Kenya

[@KPtravels001]

Good. And now you have it all summarized in one documentary

[@edwinouko7072]

Great job! With you all the way!!

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you Edwin. Now help me share the documentary widely. I need more luos onboard.

[@Jakawere1]

Nicely and well done KOGOT Peter. Apuoyo matek. As a Luo is diaspora i really enjoy your videos . They get better and better. These are timeless and form part of the modern Luo history. You deserve a medal. Keep it up bro. Please let ua know how to support your work financially because i know it costs $$

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you brother. I'm happy to know that you liked it. For financial support, either use my PayPal [on my KZbin Banner] or this GoFundMe link gofund.me/2ca3b575

[@okwarokennedy6369]

This is a great informative piece of work they will remain as a record in our history as luo.

[@KPtravels001]

You are welcome. Help me share widely

[@ecaatgodfrey398]

Good work. My mom is japadhola from iyolwa County.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you.

[@ocengoyugi4578]

GENUINE..! DECENT..! ABSOLUTE..! LÜÖ/LWÖ PEOPLES.. YES..!!! Good health to ALL...

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you 🙏

[@vitalisopel1291]

That’s a MASTER PEACE DOCUMENTARY brother,it’s enlightening ,educative and entertaining, congrats brother watching from USA

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you brother. I do my best to give the best. I'm happy you liked it

[@KPtravels001]

Now help me share it widely. I need more luos here

[@aunties5798]

This channel popped up on my phone for a specific reason.

[@KPtravels001]

Perfect. I hope you enjoyed watching the documentary and help me share it widely.

[@haggaiotieno6491]

I pleased with your work wuod ma

[@KPtravels001]

Perfect😀. Now just help me share it widely

[@yourev100]

EROKAMANO this is fantastic. Give us tips on how we can make this trips to trace our roots simple budgets if possible Thank you so much. I WILL SUPPORT YOUR WORK , what you have done will be remembered for GENERATIONS . MAY GOD BLESS U AND KEEP YOU SAFE

[@KPtravels001]

I'm organising cultural reunion trips to these luo regions you can join

[@KPtravels001]

For support, use the GoFundMe link on the video description or PayPal [on my KZbin profile banner]

[@rootsnattyray3344]

Great work am so proud of my japadhola

[@None-d4f]

Luo - we are a culturally strong and mighty community. We are a force in every space we occupy and find ourselves in. Always Luo - flesh and blood.

[@KPtravels001]

The Luo Nation is bigger than previously imagined

[@jotaya]

This showed up on my KZbin feed and i found myself watching all through to the end because of how well it’s been done. And just like that I subscribed to your channel now.😁

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you bro. Welcome onboard😄

[@Okwash1]

Ber ndii and beautifully made.....Wan Luo ma Kenya wamor kod owete ma nitie e piny Adhola kod Uganda, Sudan, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Uganda. Were ma obong'o nyakalaga obed kod u tee. Watching and following from Switzerland.

[@KPtravels001]

Very good. Now help me share the documentary widely. I need more luos here.

[@rilmamaKenya]

this is wonderful

[@thankswelcome8374]

Wow

[@oronorobert9251]

Wow bro I sincerely appreciate your efforts to come up with such an amazing historical background of mine that I didn't know.... In school we studied irrelevant history and often we miss to know about our own..... Allow me appreciate you keep it up

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. That's why you should help me share this documentary widely because we're just getting started. More to come

[@kephaokoth690]

Good work ja dhot

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you jayadha. Help me share widely

[@collinsnoel6153]

When is the next such event in Uganda? I'll be willing to attend. Thanks for documenting.

[@KPtravels001]

Welcome. Not sure but I have people on the ground who inform me incase there's an event.

[@KPtravels001]

I hope you enjoyed the documentary and help me share it widely. I need more luos here

[@edudwine2743]

Keep going man this is very informative

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you brother. Help me share this work widely

[@nicholasokech3794]

I love the History. Jo Padhola just like many Africans embraced the Western culture upon colonization 😢

[@KPtravels001]

And it erased a good chunk of the culture. If you watch the documentary you'll realise that some Jopadhola christians even tried to burn down Nyakiriga, the holy worship area for the luo gods

[@BrendaAtyero]

Wow im an Alur luo

[@KPtravels001]

Apwoyo matek. Help me share the documentary widely with the Alur.

[@Brecomug]

This is so greatly

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Now help me share widely

[@DavidAdhoch]

Hey thanks for this I'd like to have a conversion with you on how to visit these places

[@KPtravels001]

I'm organising cultural reunion tours/trips and you can join

[@DavidAdhoch]

@@KPtravels001 how

[@KPtravels001]

​@@DavidAdhochyou can send me a private message on email or Facebook.

[@DavidAdhoch]

@@KPtravels001 what is your email? Am not on FB

[@annenattimba-ddamulira8684]

Love you Long live the King

[@jakarariw]

I pray one day you visit Bahr El Gazaal

[@KPtravels001]

I will surely come. Wherever the Luo are I will go.

[@lawrenceomondi77]

This is amazing, I have learnt a lot. Erokamano K'Ogot. The cultural aspects were captivating particularly the naming ceremony. But how do you zero in on the final two names? How do you select the hens to throw?

[@KPtravels001]

You catch random chickens. You then assign them two different names [the names must have been premeditated before]. Then throw the chicken up. The one that remains up or goes higher than the other dictates the name

[@kondelenews]

Let me comment in Dholuo, "Wuod dala imora matek, imiyowa sigana ma onge kama de wayude. Erokamano wuod dala, an Ja Kagan Karodi

[@KPtravels001]

Erokamano jayadha. Koro konya mana keyo [sharing] matek.

[@kondelenews]

@@KPtravels001 isewacho baa

[@SLIVIAEMMANUEL]

MOTTO OF *PADHOLA* (1) IN DHOPADHOLA: Riwirok Siem Gi Dongo Piny. (2) IN ENGLISH: Unity Peace And Development. LONG JAKOM KWAR ADHOLA MOSES STEPHEN OWORI.

[@SGOA32178]

well done again KP, iriwo the luo nation kanyakla. I have heard a version that the "wound" suffered by Onongor, for that was the name of the ancestor of jopadhola, was not a wound per se, but he could not proceed with his brother Owiny because of his wife's pregnancy(the wound). Luo nation is big,we the kenya ones are just 1 part.

[@KPtravels001]

In the documentary it's explained as both the pregnancy and the wound.

[@KPtravels001]

And thank you so much. It takes someone to do it and someone is me. Help me share the work widely.

[@ochwojacob]

Thank you so much brother for this wonderful documentary. Am learning a lot about my culture that I didn't know. Thank you a lot 🙏. But I have a Question, I would like to know, apart from Owiny, Did adhola have any other brothers?

[@eliazali_4200]

If I remember correctly, it is said that Olum, grandfather of the Alur and Acoli was his brother as well.

[@SLIVIAEMMANUEL]

THESE ARE THE BROTHERS OF ADHOLA (1) Rukidi. Poluo bunyoro🇺🇬 (2) Olum. Alur West Nile🇺🇬 (3) Okumu. kumam kaberamaido🇺🇬 (4) Adhola. joPadhola Tororo 🇺🇬 (5) Owiny. joluo Kenya 🇰🇪 (6) Kadhirondi. Kavirondos Tanzania 🇹🇿 These are one people from one father called. King Chua (ii)

[@johnbodo2972]

Bang maa adwa ngeyo jonam

[@KPtravels001]

Okay. So help me share this one widely. I need more luos here

[@LorenzShabby-xb6gx]

Kamano wuod kaunti na💪

[@KPtravels001]

Baaas. Donger ber?😀

[@ayaltviews]

Ayiego owadwa

[@KPtravels001]

Erokamano. Kindly help me share it widely.

[@ayaltviews]

@@KPtravels001 Kamano

[@rilmamaKenya]

manya ane wuod Dala

[@KPtravels001]

Send me a private message 😊

[@coyoluo]

Did Adhola came followed Owiny to Kenya?

[@KPtravels001]

If you watch the whole documentary you'll realise that he indeed follow Owiny to Kenya.

[@amollosarah237]

Yes he followed his brother to Kenya it's said he died in Kenya

[@coyoluo]

@@KPtravels001 I did watch the whole documentary and was just asking to be sure.

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, he did.

[@thejjjtvsiasa2972]

Tich ber YAWA

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Now help me share it widely

[@johnbodo2972]

Many anena story mar jomarachi Busia kenya

[@KPtravels001]

Well, if you convince me why it's worth it then I will😊

[@papd3532]

@@KPtravels001 In the 19th century persistent conflicts between the Nilotic Luo, Nilotic Maasai, Nilotic Kalenjin, Nilotic Iteso and Bantu Abaluhya groups forced the Bantu Abamarachi ( a subset of Abaluhya) of Busia to create forts as a defense mechanism against other groups. Forts had been used throughout out history including by the Portuguese(such as fort Jesus in Mombasa, Kenya and El Mina castle Ghana),by the British, the French etc .

[@papd3532]

@@KPtravels001 The Abamarachi had occupied parts of Ugenya and Marachi areas of Western Kenya and the territories had fortified homes . The original inhabitants of the area before Abamarachi occupation were the Abatachoni and Abadura who were replaced by the Abamarachi .

[@papd3532]

@@KPtravels001 In the second half of the 19th century, the Abamarachi would then expand the forts beyond those previously occupied by the Abatachoni and Abadura .

[@papd3532]

@@KPtravels001 Between 1870 and 1900 the Luo expansion by the clans from Ugenya led to occupation of areas previously subject to Abamarachi fortified jurisdiction . This was through conquest and assimilation of various Abamarachi clans .

[@mosessculptures9263]

Hahaha, Kogot, pino okayi😂😂😂😂. Nee ok idhi kod gweno.

[@KPtravels001]

Hahahaha jodongo rejected me. Thwon gweno is a must next time

[@rodgersjuma633]

Next time take me with you to translate what you can't get right, it's the language I spoke before coming home Ugenya to learn Kenyan luo . Was brought up at Tororo UCI area !​@@KPtravels001

[@ochwojacob]

Thank you so much brother for this wonderful documentary. Am learning a lot about my culture that I didn't know. Thank you a lot 🙏. But I have a Question, I would like to know, apart from Owiny, Did adhola have any other brothers?

[@KPtravels001]

Well, this particular part of history is not very clear. They mostly mention Onongor [famously known as Adhola] and Owiny only. Maybe because they were leaders of their particular groups during the great migration.

[@papd3532]

@@KPtravels001 Adhola and Owiny were dominant members and among the Nilotic Luo dominant members of a group are remembered and immortalized like Kenya Nationalists Tom Mboya, Oginga Odinga, or Uganda Presidents Milton Obote, Gen Tito Okello or Obama etc in present day .

[@papd3532]

@@KPtravels001 Historically dominant members were warriors or Chiefs or Ker etc like among the Luo-Shilluk under Reth in 635-645AD stopped the Turco-Egyptian Arab rulers of Egypt hence slavery did not move into the Luo groups . Or Chief Awich of Payira among Luo-Acholi of Uganda/Sudan who fought the British and protected Omukama Kabalega of Bunyoro Kitara .

[@papd3532]

The Nilotic Luo are diasporic(at least 20-25million spread out at least 9-12 territories including Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya ,DRC Congo, Chad, Central Africa Republic, Sudan/Lower Egypt, Ethiopia Gambella/Eritrea, Cameroon Luo- Bantu assimilated by late 1990's) and settled thousands years with skilled warriors(e.g Owiny,Adhola, Obando Mumbo, Ogutu Kipapi, Lela Kabanda, Tawo Kogot, Onyango Randar, Oracha Rambo, Lwanda Magere and others) through conquest, intermarriage and assimilation e.g Luo-Suba in Kenya, Tanzania and Luo-Babito/Luo-Langi/Luo-Kumam in Uganda with tendencies for large families thanks to history of polygamy in the past like all other AFRO groups .