24 April 2009

Lugbara Cultural Heritage

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"Ngoni?" is the standard Lugbara Greeting (meaning ‘How are you?’). "Muke!" is the Response when you are fine. Neverthel...

J.M. Kennedy

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My dream is to post a plethora of Lugbara lyrics and this is one of the very first projects I have indulged myself in. J.M. Kennedy is a ver...

"Alio Madririsi" Song Lyrics

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"Alio Madririsi" (meaning ‘Because of my Poverty’) is an 11 minute song by BLACK TROUBLE, preferably enjoyed more if performed at...

Arua Town: The Sweetest Place on Earth

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Established on 14th June 1914 at the Heart of Africa, Arua Town (the Ancient Capital of Pan-Africanism) is 64 Km away from the Sudan Border,...
17 December 2008

Lugbara Cookery (Nyaka A'diza) - Gastronomic Epicure

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Enyasa, Beans and [I]jiri Bi plus Ala (Ground Nut Paste) Are you feeling hungry like Oliver Twist? Just 'Ask for More', but not for ...
12 December 2008

E'yo O'beza (Lugbara Proverbs)

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Here is a piece of Lugbara Wisdom that has been passed down to several generations since time immemorial through stories, parables, idioms a...

Introducing the Leopard People...

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Open your mind and rediscover the real Lugbara World... modern, flamboyant, mysterious and truly African. The Lugbara are the largest ethnic...

Political Setup

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The political set up of the Lugbara was segmentary. The Most Important Figure was the chief called Ozoo-Opi (King of the Rain). He sometimes...

Burial (Dra)

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The burial of a chief differed considerably from that of ordinary men. After the announcement of a chief's death, no one was allowed to ...

Lugbara Family

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Every married man has authority over his wives and children. Even when his sons got married, he still had power over them and their children...

Aje [Lugbara Marriage]

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(Lugbara couple during their memorable Christian Wedding at St. Francis Church Makerere University in Kampala City, Uganda on Saturday 18th ...