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“I left Tooro when I was just three years old to study in Buganda. Whenever I returned to Tooro for the holidays, my cousins would laugh at my Rutooro and tease me about the way I spoke.” Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki(Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki), Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of the...

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On Tuesday, just days before King Oyo’s passing, I met Apostle Grace Lubega at the King’s directive to invite him to bring the crusade to Fort Portal as part of the Empango celebrations. -Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki(Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki), Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of the Tooro Kingdom #MwasuzeMutya
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On Tuesday, just days before King Oyo’s passing, I met Apostle Grace Lubega at the King’s directive to invite him to bring the crusade to Fort Portal as part of the Empango celebrations. -Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki(Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki), Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of the Tooro Kingdom #MwasuzeMutya

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The Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of Tooro Kingdom, Mr. Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, has arrived at the late King Oyo’s residence in Buziga. #ZzinaUpdates
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The Prime Minister (Omuhikirwa) of Tooro Kingdom, Mr. Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, has arrived at the late King Oyo’s residence in Buziga. #ZzinaUpdates

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TOORO, 4 SEPT 1995 #Owanapaedia humbly requests Omuhikirwa Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki to translate NyinOmukama Kemigisa's passionate speech to English, as Baby Oyo rises, only 31 years ago. Yoweri K Museveni Muhoozi Kainerugaba Sandor Lyle UBC UGANDA The New Vision RIP ENTALE YA TOORO
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TOORO, 4 SEPT 1995 #Owanapaedia humbly requests Omuhikirwa Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki to translate NyinOmukama Kemigisa's passionate speech to English, as Baby Oyo rises, only 31 years ago. Yoweri K Museveni Muhoozi Kainerugaba Sandor Lyle UBC UGANDA The New Vision RIP ENTALE YA TOORO

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UPDATE: The Prime Minister of Tooro Kingdom (Omuhikirwa), Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, and his deputy, Henry Basaliza Mutegeki, have held a nearly one and a half hour closed door meeting at the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV’s residence in Buziga, Kampala. The Omuhikirwa is expected to address the press after the meeting on arrangements to repatriate King Oyo’s body to Uganda. #MonitorUpdates 📹: Geofrey Mutumba
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UPDATE: The Prime Minister of Tooro Kingdom (Omuhikirwa), Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, and his deputy, Henry Basaliza Mutegeki, have held a nearly one and a half hour closed door meeting at the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV’s residence in Buziga, Kampala. The Omuhikirwa is expected to address the press after the meeting on arrangements to repatriate King Oyo’s body to Uganda. #MonitorUpdates 📹: Geofrey Mutumba

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UPDATE : The Prime Minister of Tooro Kingdom, Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, says the body(Omuguta)of the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV will arrive in Uganda on Friday and be taken directly to Tooro Kingdom, where the Musuuga and royal clan will lead the funeral rites. He has also confirmed that Parliament will hold a special sitting on Thursday to honour the fallen King Oyo. #NTVNews 📹Geofrey Mutumba
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UPDATE : The Prime Minister of Tooro Kingdom, Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, says the body(Omuguta)of the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV will arrive in Uganda on Friday and be taken directly to Tooro Kingdom, where the Musuuga and royal clan will lead the funeral rites. He has also confirmed that Parliament will hold a special sitting on Thursday to honour the fallen King Oyo. #NTVNews 📹Geofrey Mutumba

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That is my Prime Minister. Cultured. Classy. Respectful. And a much needed message of love and reconciliation to our elder – the Musuuga. Love it. This is the line and spirit I'm towing. Well in, Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki 👏🏽 Rest in Peace, His Majesty.
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That is my Prime Minister. Cultured. Classy. Respectful. And a much needed message of love and reconciliation to our elder – the Musuuga. Love it. This is the line and spirit I'm towing. Well in, Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki 👏🏽 Rest in Peace, His Majesty.

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“I was appointed by King Kaboyo. Whatever I am doing and the mandate I have here is for King Kaboyo. He instructed me to protect and preserve the palace, uphold the pride of Tooro Kingdom, and keep the kingdom united,” says Omusuuga Charles Akiiki.
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“I was appointed by King Kaboyo. Whatever I am doing and the mandate I have here is for King Kaboyo. He instructed me to protect and preserve the palace, uphold the pride of Tooro Kingdom, and keep the kingdom united,” says Omusuuga Charles Akiiki.

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I thank People of Kyaka for welcoming me as I commenced my County tours around Tooro Kingdom. I appealed to them to avoid division based on tribes and nationalities. I caution anyone trying to chase people of Tooro from Kingdom Land. I emphasized the fact that Tooro Kingdom land belongs to the People of Tooro and therefore no one has a right to evict any one. I announced Commencement of an Agricultural project of distribution of Coffee and Cocoa seedlings. I thank Government for the support and accepting to partner with Tooro Kingdom in implementing this project.
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I thank People of Kyaka for welcoming me as I commenced my County tours around Tooro Kingdom. I appealed to them to avoid division based on tribes and nationalities. I caution anyone trying to chase people of Tooro from Kingdom Land. I emphasized the fact that Tooro Kingdom land belongs to the People of Tooro and therefore no one has a right to evict any one. I announced Commencement of an Agricultural project of distribution of Coffee and Cocoa seedlings. I thank Government for the support and accepting to partner with Tooro Kingdom in implementing this project.

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Musunga, I’m coming back to Tooro, and I would like us to sit down with other elders so I can explain everything to you and help you understand my position. However, I request that we take this matter away from the public and the media and resolve it as elders. Let’s first bury our King, then we can sit down and sort out this matter between the Omuhikirwa of Tooro and the Omusunga of Tooro Kingdom. 🙏🏿
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Musunga, I’m coming back to Tooro, and I would like us to sit down with other elders so I can explain everything to you and help you understand my position. However, I request that we take this matter away from the public and the media and resolve it as elders. Let’s first bury our King, then we can sit down and sort out this matter between the Omuhikirwa of Tooro and the Omusunga of Tooro Kingdom. 🙏🏿

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A Promise Fulfilled, 31 Years Later 💔🇺🇬 On 4 Sept 1995 during burial of Late Omukama Kaboyo Olimi III, Queen Mother Best Kemigisa was assured of President Museveni’s support for Tooro. Mzee raised and nurtured the late King Oyo Nyimba Iguru Rukidi IV as a son. Today, 4 Sept 2026, Mzee At 82 receives Oyo’s body at Entebbe Airport. A painful circle of history—promise made, promise kept. 💔 Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki #EnkubaEtutire #RIPKingOyo #GIC2026 #ArirangHotel #MOLC26 #AndoniIraola Wakiso Chief Magistrates Court
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A Promise Fulfilled, 31 Years Later 💔🇺🇬 On 4 Sept 1995 during burial of Late Omukama Kaboyo Olimi III, Queen Mother Best Kemigisa was assured of President Museveni’s support for Tooro. Mzee raised and nurtured the late King Oyo Nyimba Iguru Rukidi IV as a son. Today, 4 Sept 2026, Mzee At 82 receives Oyo’s body at Entebbe Airport. A painful circle of history—promise made, promise kept. 💔 Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki #EnkubaEtutire #RIPKingOyo #GIC2026 #ArirangHotel #MOLC26 #AndoniIraola Wakiso Chief Magistrates Court

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“Whenever I pray, I always dedicate Tooro Kingdom to the Lord. I know that whatever I have waiting for me up in heaven is greater than what I have here on earth” - Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Rukidi IV. Ogorobe Agutamba.
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“Whenever I pray, I always dedicate Tooro Kingdom to the Lord. I know that whatever I have waiting for me up in heaven is greater than what I have here on earth” - Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Rukidi IV. Ogorobe Agutamba.

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Today, I received the body of His Majesty King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, at Entebbe International Airport. The Queen Mother first informed me of his illness in November 2025, and we supported efforts to secure specialised treatment for him in Germany and later in the United States. Unfortunately, he died. Throughout his reign as King of Tooro, Oyo was a good person and a good leader. His passing is a great loss to the people of Tooro and Uganda. I encourage the people of Tooro to remain calm and avoid disorganisation, even in this difficult time. May the Lord grant him eternal rest. Amen.
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I am very sorry to hear of the death of Oyo Nyimba, the late Omukama of Tooro. He spent much of his short life growing into the leadership of his kingdom. He was crowned in 1995 after his father's death. He was 3 years old. Here's a clip of his coronation. Courtesy Reuters.
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Video: “As your king, I have a responsibility to treat and unite you all as my people who live on the soil of this kingdom. Regardless of whether you are a Mutooro or not, as long as you live in Tooro, you are my people. This is your kingdom, Tooro is your home, and your origin does not matter”. - Late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
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FROM KASAGAMA TO OYO: The Soul of Tooro Endures.This is a story of a kingdom that refused to die. FROM KASAGAMA TO OYO traces the resilience and continuity of the Tooro Kingdom in western Uganda, a kingdom that survived more than a century of betrayal, conquest and political erasure. At the heart of this history is survival against impossible odds. In the late 19th century, Tooro was swallowed by its powerful neighbor, Bunyoro Kitara. The great warrior King Kabarega of Bunyoro stormed across the Rwenzori foothills, annexed Tooro and forced its young princes into exile in Buganda. For years, the royal drums of Tooro were silent. The throne was empty. The elders whispered that Tooro would only remain a footnote in Bunyoro songs. Then came the return. In 1891, a young exiled Prince Daudi Kasagama made a gamble that would change everything. He walked into the camp of Captain Frederick Lugard of the Imperial British East Africa Company, a man with Maxim guns and imperial ambitions, and forged an alliance. Lugard needed a friendly kingdom to check Kabarega. Kasagama needed guns to reclaim his birthright. The deal was sealed under a mvule tree outside what would become Fort Portal. With Lugard Sudanese soldiers behind him, Kasagama marched back into Tooro. His 37 year reign was a rebirth. He embraced Christianity, built churches alongside royal shrines and turned Fort Portal from a bush fort into a royal capital with schools, roads and a palace that welcomed both missionaries and clan elders. That stability became a legacy. His son, Omukama Sir George David Matthew Kamurasi Rukidi III, mirrored him exactly, another 37 years on the throne. Rukidi III was the polished king, the diplomat in a tailored suit who dined with colonial governors in Entebbe and stood tall as Uganda approached independence in 1962. He made Tooro respected across Africa. Using rare restored footage from the Uganda Film Unit, the film brings this era back to life. We see the sombre majestic funeral of Rukidi III in 1965, thousands lining the roads of Kabarole, the royal war drums beating one last time for the fallen king. And then, only days later, the coronation of his 20 year old son, Patrick David Matthew Olimi Kaboyo III. The film shows the ancient ritual, the mock battle where the Crown Prince must fight off a palace imposter to prove he is worthy of the throne, his bare feet on sacred ground, before the crowds of Fort Portal erupt in celebration. But history turned again. In 1967, President Milton Obote abolished all kingdoms. The palaces were locked. The crowns were hidden in banana fibers and smuggled into exile. King Olimi became a man without a kingdom. For nearly three decades, Tooro survived only in memory, in the stories grandmothers told by the fireplace, in the secret preservation of royal regalia by loyal palace guards. Then in 1993, President Yoweri Museveni restored cultural kingdoms. Olimi returned to his palace at Karuzika, older, ill, but still a king. His return was short. He died in 1995 and the cameras captured a moment that shook the world, his three year old son, Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, comforted by the Queen Mother Best Kemigisa at his father funeral.That child would be crowned as the world youngest reigning monarch. Ultimately, this visual essay is more than a documentary. It is a preservation of endangered African history and proof that a kingdom is not its palace walls. It is the memory of its people and that memory can survive guns, decrees and even death itself.
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FROM KASAGAMA TO OYO: The Soul of Tooro Endures.This is a story of a kingdom that refused to die. FROM KASAGAMA TO OYO traces the resilience and continuity of the Tooro Kingdom in western Uganda, a kingdom that survived more than a century of betrayal, conquest and political erasure. At the heart of this history is survival against impossible odds. In the late 19th century, Tooro was swallowed by its powerful neighbor, Bunyoro Kitara. The great warrior King Kabarega of Bunyoro stormed across the Rwenzori foothills, annexed Tooro and forced its young princes into exile in Buganda. For years, the royal drums of Tooro were silent. The throne was empty. The elders whispered that Tooro would only remain a footnote in Bunyoro songs. Then came the return. In 1891, a young exiled Prince Daudi Kasagama made a gamble that would change everything. He walked into the camp of Captain Frederick Lugard of the Imperial British East Africa Company, a man with Maxim guns and imperial ambitions, and forged an alliance. Lugard needed a friendly kingdom to check Kabarega. Kasagama needed guns to reclaim his birthright. The deal was sealed under a mvule tree outside what would become Fort Portal. With Lugard Sudanese soldiers behind him, Kasagama marched back into Tooro. His 37 year reign was a rebirth. He embraced Christianity, built churches alongside royal shrines and turned Fort Portal from a bush fort into a royal capital with schools, roads and a palace that welcomed both missionaries and clan elders. That stability became a legacy. His son, Omukama Sir George David Matthew Kamurasi Rukidi III, mirrored him exactly, another 37 years on the throne. Rukidi III was the polished king, the diplomat in a tailored suit who dined with colonial governors in Entebbe and stood tall as Uganda approached independence in 1962. He made Tooro respected across Africa. Using rare restored footage from the Uganda Film Unit, the film brings this era back to life. We see the sombre majestic funeral of Rukidi III in 1965, thousands lining the roads of Kabarole, the royal war drums beating one last time for the fallen king. And then, only days later, the coronation of his 20 year old son, Patrick David Matthew Olimi Kaboyo III. The film shows the ancient ritual, the mock battle where the Crown Prince must fight off a palace imposter to prove he is worthy of the throne, his bare feet on sacred ground, before the crowds of Fort Portal erupt in celebration. But history turned again. In 1967, President Milton Obote abolished all kingdoms. The palaces were locked. The crowns were hidden in banana fibers and smuggled into exile. King Olimi became a man without a kingdom. For nearly three decades, Tooro survived only in memory, in the stories grandmothers told by the fireplace, in the secret preservation of royal regalia by loyal palace guards. Then in 1993, President Yoweri Museveni restored cultural kingdoms. Olimi returned to his palace at Karuzika, older, ill, but still a king. His return was short. He died in 1995 and the cameras captured a moment that shook the world, his three year old son, Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, comforted by the Queen Mother Best Kemigisa at his father funeral.That child would be crowned as the world youngest reigning monarch. Ultimately, this visual essay is more than a documentary. It is a preservation of endangered African history and proof that a kingdom is not its palace walls. It is the memory of its people and that memory can survive guns, decrees and even death itself.

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39,257 просмотров • 6 дней назад

#WATCH | Delhi: David Lammy, Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, says, "I know that former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is not just a great son of the United Kingdom, he is also a great son-in-law of India. But I just want to establish my heritage too because my great-grandmother on my mother's side was from Calcutta. Now, I should also say that whilst we are on different sides of the political aisle, we are able to work together and have been friends for many years. And it's been one of the great pleasures in recent years to join former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on our shared goal to do much better both in the United Kingdom and globally..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: David Lammy, Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, says, "I know that former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is not just a great son of the United Kingdom, he is also a great son-in-law of India. But I just want to establish my heritage too because my great-grandmother on my mother's side was from Calcutta. Now, I should also say that whilst we are on different sides of the political aisle, we are able to work together and have been friends for many years. And it's been one of the great pleasures in recent years to join former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on our shared goal to do much better both in the United Kingdom and globally..."

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81,415 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад