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Video from 12th September 1995, when three and a half year old Oyo was crowned King of Tooro. The footage captures the young monarch playing with his toys and yawning, while the Queen Mother appears in distress beside Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya, with then Prime Minister and regent Sanyu Katuramu,...

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róngyào ❤️💚💛 的头像
róngyào ❤️💚💛23 天前

This was me in Tooro kingdom in 2009. We had attended the East African games to defend our Hockey champions from Kenya. We learnt how young the king was. May he rest in peace

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

Wow! This is such a small world. How long were you in Uganda?

róngyào ❤️💚💛 的头像
róngyào ❤️💚💛23 天前

It was less than a week (East African games event). I loved Fort Portal and it's food. I have fond memories of the place While there we learnt a bit of Tooro's history.

yahaya🏊‍♂️🏄‍♂️🇺🇬✊🇬🇷 的头像
yahaya🏊‍♂️🏄‍♂️🇺🇬✊🇬🇷24 天前

life is something 🥺like who we grew up studying about the boy turn into a man and here we are studying about his departure🥺may his soul rest in peace

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

You’re right. It’s a sad time. May his soul rest in peace 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

yahaya🏊‍♂️🏄‍♂️🇺🇬✊🇬🇷 的头像
yahaya🏊‍♂️🏄‍♂️🇺🇬✊🇬🇷23 天前

🙏amina

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Nassali Shaluwah🗨️23 天前

Nze silina nakyakwogera nfa obulumi 😭😭😭💔

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

Kitalo nyo! 💔💔😭

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

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Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

May his soul rest in peace 🙏🏾

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Rachelle Ehrman23 天前

Oh course the Queen Mother was in distress. She was a young wife, her beloved, the father of her children was dead. I’d be worried about her if wasn’t in distress.

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

You’re right 💯

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Kerry-Ann Morgan22 天前

So adorable here. Special prayers for comfort for his mom and loved ones.

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡22 天前

Amen 🙏🏾 May his soul rest in peace.

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Apollo Wangalwa Esq.23 天前

He had character even then. An ordinary three year old would not sit through this ceremony. It would have been playing in the dirt, crying and show fear at such crowds and strangely dressed men in its midst.

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emma* 🕸23 天前

I watched the news yesterday and realized something distressing about that family Too bad some cancers are just too evil 🥺🥺

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

That’s true. I’m told his uncle is at Mulago cancer institute fighting cancer.

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emma* 🕸22 天前

It's terrible just

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Wilfred23 天前

It's been awhile @OmutakaW we enjoy your true stories of different dramatic experiences

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

Thank you so much. I’m available 🙏🏾🙏🏾😁

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Stinaj_Naava 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬23 天前

💔💔💔 MHSRIP 🙏

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡23 天前

Amen 🙏🏾🙏🏾

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Dúkê of wêst23 天前

Only God can heal queen's heart

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NEGUS_FROM_DA_CONGO23 天前

Monarch of which kingdom? Niggas be praising powerless monarchies 😂😂😂. RIP to him tho.

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡22 天前

Of Tooro kingdom. You can’t read?

Dr. APKK 👩‍⚕️👩‍🔬👩‍🏭👩‍🔧🇺🇬🇿🇦🇹🇿🇰🇷🇮🇱 的头像
Dr. APKK 👩‍⚕️👩‍🔬👩‍🏭👩‍🔧🇺🇬🇿🇦🇹🇿🇰🇷🇮🇱23 天前

He'd endured a long day of ceremonies and travel I think he held on strong throughout that day

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Joshua Kisb 🇺🇬23 天前

MHSRIP 🙏

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Justus Tumwesige23 天前

🥹🥹

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fatmaelham22 天前

All he wanted was to play with the toys

Mukyaala Wandera 🧡 的头像
Mukyaala Wandera 🧡22 天前

🤣🤣

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