MUSEVENI HOSTS KABAKA MUTEBI AT RWAKITURA 

I know it is kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to stream newly released series online ?

@Koa Jerome Try flixzone. Just google for it :)

@Koa Jerome Try FlixZone. You can find it on google =)

Kozzi Museveni muzzukuu wa Katongole? Mbadde nerabidde nti wa Nte!!

@@OWANAPAEDIA 😂 waliwo omuzira nte eyangambye. Mbadde sikiwulira nga ko!

Amen, shukrani!

Thank you so much however even two brothers can love and show each other affectionate gestures especially in public yet they may have fetal differences behind closed doors. A federal system of governance effectively solves the problem by establishing respectful boundaries between them but symbiotically work together with mutual respect for each other. At the moment Museven is eating Buganda's lunch pretentiously due to greed of power.

@@wisemuwongemost baganda are so sectarian that's why SEVO can't give buganda region federal. Musosola nyoo u hv to first deal with that demon

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We are doing our small part and no regrets...

Hahaha I will never be a munyoro, a mutoro or a muchiga , and for ur own information, tribalism I not bad. Others like u who think that way you've got a lot to learn. Today we see Museveni mistreating our traditional leaders, recently the president said to our Katikiro that "this Katikiro" if u can remember the coffee bill at nakasero state Lodge, even the interpreter was socked because she couldn't say thing but again we can work together as Uganda if we respect everyone's and every regional demand u can read 1962 Constitution which provides for federal states

Do you know how the bahima call them selves mbu abaana babantu ,,or call others abahiru , do you know those things ?????

@@dabuzdabuz Abaana ba Kintu obamanyi ? Webelelemu. If you believe in the christian God, do you have a problem with Jews being the Children of God ?

@@OWANAPAEDIA then go back to p 3 ,,the question doesn't answer a question,,tribalism ki gyoyogerako ,nga tusobola okuleeta abantu abensi endara nebatufuga nga eno bwebatuyita a bairu ,I think you dont know all what you are talking, even you your self you do it ,,kati ate weyogeza do you think we dont know how you guys are handling us ,,

Here is complementing each other instead of out-competing each other. Thank you

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Thank you comrade

Banange , that's exactly what Uganda would be Where tribal settings would only help us admire each others unique. differences in culture etc !! Wow I truly love this !! Let's work for unity as Ugandans !! God bless Uganda !!

Amen.

Amen

Am extremely humbled that you like it, stay tuned for more historical content.

@@OWANAPAEDIA 100% muzeyi teach the world not only Uganda, ur words makes us deeply think and realize much🙏😘😘😘

@@mugashagoden. Amen.

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Mr say little things , there is no smoke with out 🔥

The truth is zat now it's politics zat has brought zat twabuka

How can ssekikubo of nights is now talking in this video ideot

That's Africa

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Neyanzizza.

@@OWANAPAEDIA more love watching from rwakitura m7 village

@@mugashagoden. Thank you

Let us work towards it.

Hahaha if u trust owana and his lying occupation thn u don't know the history of ur country, there is no way u will achieve unity in Uganda without respect of the 1962 Constitution by Museveni administration therefore I call upon u to read history and don't wait for owana's lys

@@w_y_n_2k What you are saying and much more is what I wish for. I wish we had it all and lived in peace with each other. Oba twemalimu kki, bino eby’okufa okuleeka. How, I wish each of us worked towards leaving Uganda better than we found it!

For ur information, we know that most of you say u can't leave Buganda because of the capital city, now let me tell you "if it was possible to shift KAMPALA to any other place and leave Buganda alone, I would support the idea just because you Ugandans don't want us to become a Federal state within a united Uganda Until the central government do so with the support of All non-baganda, don't ever dream to unite Uganda without respect of every regional demand. Thank you

@@w_y_n_2k Mukulu ebizibu byo bilabika bingi, kankwesonyiwe! Wabula ky’oba omanya ndi musajja muganda wawu. Nzalwa kibinge, masaka. kati oba gy’ongobera yewa Ssebo!

O701708802. Thank you

@@OWANAPAEDIA thanks we need T-shirts

I can also see

Just like everyone in that video. Thank you for tuning in.

No one at that time (2002) complained or even thought about who should have invited who, but those with the advantage of hindsight can raise it now. Do you remember reading about a 1971 discussion on kings and kingdoms between President Idi Amin and the last Omugabe of Ankole, Sir Charles Gasyonga? Look it up.

@@OWANAPAEDIA there was trust then (2002). You look at the faces of the people who attended that function and compare them to the Kusasira's, Butchermans, Balam etc. Sincerely which ideas would such people give to our president that will benefit our country as a whole.

@@OWANAPAEDIA we are waiting for that Mr. Owana and thanks very much for all those historical uploads

As you all know , the red orangutan are always from one tree to another

@@sarahtatenda5998 Yiyiiiiiiiii....

You got me right on this. Thank you for tuning in. Stay Safe.

Kojja Nsubuga, I did not know that the capacity to know that relations fall out requires age but if it does, I am more than qualified. So, at my age I know that relationships fall out, to use your exact words. If you stick to the strict meaning, Obote and Muteesa never 'KUTTA MUKAGO'. However, without that 'mukago', Uganda's independence would have taken longer in coming and perhaps Uganda as a united country would most likely exist in a very different form. The 'mukago' ended when the rather selfish agreement between two powerful leaders ceased to have value for their different followers and the rest is history. I cannot show this 'mukago' function because I don't have the footage, and I doubt if it exists. Did you end with 'People Power'? Make sure 'People Power' does not thrive on relationships falling out... Thank you kkojja!

@@OWANAPAEDIA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥,thanks more fire

@@OWANAPAEDIA these pipo called them pipo power, they are arrogant,

@@OWANAPAEDIA mwama thanks muzeyi, for good work and to teach this 4th generation

@@OWANAPAEDIA why is it that when a muganda steps out the westerners and northers join to kill or destroy a muganda in Buganda ? Where do you think this is going ? These little videos of kabaka simanya what make no sense. Church hill said (I don’t listen to what a man says but rather watch what he does cause behaviour never lies)

Nice hearing from you Ob after a very long time in hiding, am glad you finally found yourself here. You won't miss anything from now on

Kale sebo

Thank you

Only 18 years ago.

@@OWANAPAEDIA mukasa forgot history repeats its self 🤣

If HISTORY was the present, OwanaPaedia would provide. Munnange Kabaka is a VIP and his privacy is upheld even by the most dedicated journalists but Katikkiro is the final authority on what you wish to know.

I don't like m7 is killer

Okay

Sorry I didn't get this. Please can you come again. Which 2 Leaders??

Bya 2002, naye byaliyo. Thanks for tuning in. Stay safe

Not the crash but the aftermath, and coming soon

The price of xenophobia only becomes obvious when the xenophobe realises that all his or her victims are actually relatives and that burials are not too far away from his or her own home. Stay blessed

@@OWANAPAEDIA exactly

Amen

It was a royal visit, not a kidnap, but both of them have got your point.

Should I call you a cameroonian too but we need to live in hormone

19 yrs ago

@@godwithus6297 OH RITE OK THANX

Mask? Hmmmm!

So you mean when Umwami of Rwanda invaded Omugabe of Ankole in the 1800s and tried to steal the Ankole royal drum BAGYENDANWA, it was an in-house quarrel inside Rwanda, or that it did not even happen? I do not think you like Museveni very much. Why then are you so anxious to make him a Rwandese like you? Your answer to my humble questions will educate very many of us.

I was even smaller perhaps...

Next time perhaps. Both have heard you.

Amen!

Kyombuziza kikwataganilawa nne video enno?!

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Neyanze!

Lubega thanks bro

@@OWANAPAEDIA Kale Ssebo.

@@robertmunyigwa7067 Muganda wange Robert, ensula n'ensiiba?

@@mansoorlubega9706 mwendi bro Naka akutumidde

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The “15 provinces” you want Uganda to be governed under will deny your country peace forever. If you care to name the ‘provinces’, you will find that the Bamba and Bakonjo are by law subjects of the Omukama of Tooro, which status the two communities began violently resisting even before independence. The father of Omusinga Mumbere (Bukonjo) and the father of Omudhingiya Kamya (Bwamba) defied the Tooro Rukurato and paid dearly for it. And that is just one ‘province’ of those recognised in 1962, yet there are other serious trouble-spots. The late Joseph Kazairwe, father of veteran journalist Henry Ford Mirima was a member of the Buganda Lukiiko representing the Lost Counties. One time he decided to speak his native Runyoro in a Lukiiko session and was jailed for insubordination. These things look simple but have long-term effects. Take a look at the provisions of Decentralisation, which Mengo had wholly embraced but later rejected. Take time to study how and why Decentralisation was first accepted and subsequently rejected. We must chart a way forward. On 15th September 1986, Abataka ba Buganda met President Museveni at State House as part of a series of meetings. Leading the discussions was the late Omutaka Nakigoye Rev. Prof. Yakobo Gwayambadde. In opening, they demanded the return to Uganda of Sabataka Ronald Mutebi who was still abroad, before any meaningful talks could go on. In reply, Museveni revealed, “Munsonyiwe obutabategerezawo, naye Omulangira Mutebi yakomyewo jjo ekiro era ali wa mukwanogwe Patrick Kawooya e Komamboga…” Continued discussions with all stakeholders led to an act of parliament that lifted the ban on traditional rulers and led to the 1993 coronation at Karuziika (Tooro) and Naggalabi (Buganda) in that year alone. Later, the NRA/UPDF vacated all Buganda premises Uganda government had taken over from 1966. Although they were not appointed as tribal commissioners, the Baganda on the Odoki Constitution Commission were:- Rev. Dr. John Mary Waliggo*, Mr. Med Sozi Kaggwa*, Mr. Aziz Kalungi Kasujja*, Dr. E. Khiddu Makubuya, Prof. Phares Mukasa Mutibwa, Lt. Col. Serwanga Lwanga* and Prof Edward F. Ssempebwa. Those with a star are dead but those alive will surely be surprised to hear, for instance, that 80% of Ugandans demanded for the restoration of the 1962 constitution! Their report is on constitutionnet.org/vl/item/1995-uganda-constitutional-commission-report, a mere click away. A careful perusal of the 1962 Constitution reveals provisions over which some of our ancestors actually shed their blood. Article 3(2) states, “The territory of the kingdom of Buganda shall comprise those counties of the kingdom of Buganda that on the 8th day of October 1962 were comprised in that territory, EXCLUDING THE COUNTIES OF BUYAGA AND BUGANGAZZI…” This provision alone helped ignite the 1966 fire, yet it had been agreed upon mutually in the Constitution some of us wish to see restored. Your ire against the 1967 constitution needs no explanation. But the 1995 constitution which you also detest, is the one that provides for the restoration of EBYAFFE. It was not promulgated on 8th October 1997 but on 8th October 1995 and OwanaPaedia has video of that ceremony loaded here. You advise the regime to “step down immediately and hand over power peacefully” but you do not mention to who the government should hand over power. Leaving power “to whom it may concern” will be even more disastrous than the one you are tired of. But you are spot on when you warn that "Those who do not learn from history, are doomed to repeat it." I hope there is still room for discussion of this nature and I thank you very much for being on OwanaPaedia.

Indeed I am spot on by quoting none other than the great statesman and British WWII leader Sir Winston Churchill in 1948. He said: "Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it." Had this regime in Uganda learnt anything from our history, they would have stepped down a long time ago, giving way to a new regime that will do what they have failed to do for more than 34 years to date. Taking power in 1986, we expected them to look back at our history and to understand what Uganda had become and therefore why they had to resort to armed struggle, thus seizing power from the military dictatorship that preceded their regime. It was an anxious country that confronted them in 1986, demanding the restoration of our abolished institutions, the restitution of the assets of each province, which had been seized by the Central Government since 1966, but most importantly, the reinstatement of the Uganda Federation and the legitimate 1962 Constitution of Uganda in which it is enshrined - both of which had been unanimously agreed at the first Uganda Constitutional Conference, exactly a year before our independence on October 9, 1962. There is no question that they had been abrogated against our will and consent in 1967. The Prime Minister had no authority from the people to do so; nor was he appointed or elected to be President of a Republic of Uganda to which we have never prescribed. Therefore it was incumbent upon this regime in 1986 to address and, rectify what had gone wrong in our country first. Instead they simply looked the other way, coming up with their self-serving agenda and ignoring what they should have done. By refusing to listen to what we had to say, they have by default become a dictatorship against which they had fought and won. Worse still, they have had a new illegitimate republican constitution since 1997, despite most of Uganda telling the Constitutional Commission before then, that they preferred the reinstatement of the Uganda Federation and the legitimate 1962 Constitution of Uganda, with amendments if necessary, to no avail. The people have petitioned them time and time again, but this regime has adamantly refused address this matter whatsoever. Had Uganda been governed as we had agreed in 1962, we would be far ahead of where we are today. Having led the entire East Africa for 66 years since 1900, Uganda today is falling behind all her neighbours in the East African Community ( EAC ). Not only that, Uganda was ahead of Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia and Kenya in 1962. Incredible isn't it? Where do we stand in comparison to those countries today? When GOOD GOVERNANCE fails, so do the rest, as we have learnt the hard way. Without the empowerment of each one of our 15 provinces in the Uganda Federation under the legitimate 1962 Constitution of Uganda, self-government will be non-existent. By allowing the opposition access to the people, the people will make up their mind who should lead the government. Apparently this regime in Uganda does not think so - having attacked and prevented them from campaigning - for they don't believe in democracy but dictatorship. So we are back to where they started in 1986 after all. They have learnt nothing from our tragic history and therefore, I am afraid, it will inevitably be repeated.

@@apolokaggwa6521 Kindly refer to my first reply and follow those links for more Bwiino. Thanks for tuning in.

Kiri mu video ki mukama waffe? Ntegeeza b'oyise ABANYAKOLE ne ABANYALWADDA

We also have a clip when the future Kabaka was only 16

Whoever said it was one day ago and not 2002 should take themselves to Butabika Hospital...

@@OWANAPAEDIA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 let them huge them selves, this is media

I am fully aware that we are not in 2002 and that things are different. But I am glad that some of you have seen the possibilities...

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Oli mukifo kikyamu. Anyways thanks for finding time and pass through this lane, journey mercies.

OwanaPaedia is not an examinations body or even a hospital, or the Administrator General, where the documents you want are to be found. Have you tried asking about the birth certificates of your grandparents? It will be a very educative exercise for you. Thanks for being at OwanaPaedia.

Awangale ayi Ssabassajja magulu nyondo. Thanks for tuning in Mukulu Tabamuzigu

@@OWANAPAEDIA I love your programs and highly commend you for a great job bringing history in propinquity to the younger generations. We owe you!

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Our oldest video is the history of Tooro, it dates back to 1890, but you didn't ask why now when we produced it. Give us some advise, when should we have brought Kabaka's 2002 visit to Rwakitura, and what have you lost by learning that there was such a visit 18 years later ? Thank you for following Owanapaedia.

I am trying to imagine that you did not intend this insult. Nsonyiwa, kanzire mu lw'otegeera. Silowooza nti ogenderedde okukozesa olulimi lwetutakozesa na mu 'baitil halla' naye nkakasa kivudde ku kuba nti ebiri mu vidiyo eno bikukoze bubi nnyo. Munnange nange saliyo naye b'olabye bonna baaliyo ate abasinga obungi ku bo bakyaliwo. Lwaki tobawereza bubaka bwebumu nga bw'otuweerezza nabo bapime obwagazi bw'olina ku Sabasajja? Beera bulungi!