TRAPPED AND STATELESS: THE MARAGOLI OF UGANDA-AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF HOPE AND RESILIENCE

This is an extraordinary story of the Maragoli of Uganda. In mid-western Uganda, Kiryandongo District, Bunyoro sub-county, lives the Maragoli people of Uganda. How did the Maragoli find themselves in Uganda?

[@ademiodari6019]

My grandpa used to share with me stories of our people in Uganda (kigumba) and as a Maragoli I really love to dig deep into this matter.I'd really love to visit our people their and atleast here this stories from the horses mouth.I'm so elated that my own clan (avamaavi) is there too.keep pushing the agenda one day you'll be recognized as a community in Uganda.

[@ondenicholas4024]

Am a maragoli from Kenya chavakali but we relocated to south nyanza, right now i stay in Kampala i found it at peace that one day i visit kigumba i will feel at home,

[@omondi_wa_butere]

Nimeappreciate

[@carolkimaiyo4259]

I love this do an interview in luligoli and also look for our brothers in Tanzania

[@annewasike7255]

Quite interesting history. Thanks Prof. for this educative piece about umundu umurogooli. Proud to know my history 👍🏿👍🏿

[@Kalegani]

As a maragoli born and circumcised in Kigumba, I feel short changed in this capture of your journey of discovery prof and by the way David Ndoli was my classmate from nursery to P2(primary two) in Jejja Primary school, the son of Muhehe. There is a lot to discover about our Maragoli family in Kigumba. Thank you for highlighting them on your channel, this rekindled my childhood memories.

[@stevealusah6364]

I will make a point of going there. On my bucket list.

[@susankaaya8175]

I have to try my best visit these maragolis in Uganda.

[@carolkimaiyo4259]

Apparently after showing my parents about this maragolis in Uganda my mum remembered my grand father(Timothy Amadalo) from my fathers side with his brother (vusami) had moved to Uganda but came back in the early 70s running away from Idd Amin and they lived in kigumba

[@user-gh5yt1eo2n]

Good job, ndarii ndamanyaku mba

[@carolkimaiyo4259]

Kari inze ndare mkesunde

[@lucyayuya6471]

Oooh my GOD this is very educative thanks Prof for this important history of mundu mulogoli.

[@judaismuganda9460]

The marigoori people are in kigumba town council and kigumba sub county in kiryandongo district in bunyoro kingdom of Uganda

[@josephkarani9773]

Thanks so much for this detailed information about the maragoli tribe. One thing that has left me guessing is why you refer them to a mysterious, Trapped, and stateless while you have clearly explained their descend and reasons as to why they are in are scattered to various places that you have mentioned. I appreciate this well researched information. Thank-you.

[@princessasamba]

😇😇I love this story and you two for nothing! Am uncled at Mung'omas home. Good job prof!

[@mackxwellrosengeri852]

A very good analysis however, you would have interviewed one of them in Lulogooli and made it part of of the clip.

[@dr.philipamuyunzumangare5857]

Excellent work Prof.

[@luckyjean6882]

So informative. The history of the malagoli in Uganda is clear. Thank you Prof for the good work and availing such great knowledge

[@petermudagale8015]

Maragoli I love this us maragolian

[@artatheart5700]

to be aware there is nothing like maragolian coz " an " is a surfix put on a nationality. maragoli is not a nation so we can not add "an" . eg the people of mongoli speak mongolian and mongolians, people of uganda speak ugandan, etc

[@indimulidennisj]

Great work Prof Egara

[@kevineboso8642]

The narration is top notch,sande omwami

[@everesolilian8164]

Important history

[@evangeliststanleykibwobi6441]

Good work prof

[@lucyawili6698]

These must be the the original chwezi people...

[@NyakachKabodho]

The Chwezi were Cushitic in origin, they assimilated with their bantu subjects. Their descendants scattered to Rwanda, Burundi and the DRC. The Tutsi are allegedly said to have derived from one of the royal families.

[@righttoknowwiththomas9178]

There were tens of thousands of Kenyans including Maragoli in Uganda.There were provisions for them to become citizens under the first two constitutions.A number of Kenyans were expelled by boots regime. The majority of maragoli,a gave integrated into Ugandan society Revisit your figure of maragoli pop

[@kevineboso8642]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@prestozer]

Maragolis are children of Jacob in the bible, the curses have not ended. We need to come back to our father for redemption.

[@jumbamigare5437]

I now know my roots better. Great work Prof.

[@carolkimaiyo4259]

Migare is my mother's name

[@jumbamigare5437]

@@carolkimaiyo4259 Nice, where is she from?

[@carolkimaiyo4259]

@@jumbamigare5437 chango she is msaniaga

[@robertkivayiru2197]

Can I get the contact of my musagara clansman ...very interesting prof

[@caxtonnyahela5608]

Caxton Nyahela We love our Maragoli brothers but mentioning only the Kisii and leaving out the Banyore your analysis is incomplete.The Banyore of Kenya ,the Bsnyole of Uganda and the Banyoro of Uganda,who are hosting our brothers in Uganda are very close cousins.You have to also indicate the fact that above all else we are the Luhya community that lives in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda.Our brothers are part of the Luhya people that live in Uganda like Samia,Bukusu,Bagishu and Banyole.Our Ugandan Luhyas, especially the Banyole can be of great help to the problems of the Maragoli in Uganda.Iam sure they are very much willing to help.

[@washburn182]

Remarkably interesting. That gentleman speaks pure kimaragoli. Who is the song in the video by?

[@artatheart5700]

akivambo tolo. look for his songs on youtube. urayanza.

[@showcasesolutions7175]

Awesome, I passed by there in 2014. Nice people.

[@kenozwaomumia7451]

There is no way maragolis can be 4 million. My considered estimate is that there nomore than 750,000 maragolis in total. Remember there are only about 300,000 in Vihiga which has the bulk of the maragoli population. Please do your research properly.

[@maragolihistory2118]

If we go by DNA, Maragoli could be 6millions. Thika, Nyahururu, Pemba, Shiraz, Sweta of Migori among many other Lost sons and daughters of Murogoli.

[@sagitarriusprinceke7903]

We have Maragolis in Southern South Africa,Zambia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Congo and even Cameroon . Leave alone TZ and the ones in Kenya . You can't teach us our history

[@sagitarriusprinceke7903]

Actually Maragolis in Kenya alone are close to 2 Million

[@osodowilberforce2321]

@Elphic Kidula Very true Mr.Kidula.

[@lucyawili6698]

​@@maragolihistory2118 I agree