Tulibasangavu Mwenamwena: A Tradition of Joy and Hospitality in Busoga
By Nelly Otto
Whenever you hear the Lusoga word Tulibasangavu Mwenamwena from any musoga, relax and be happy because it’s a welcome expression pregnant with joy and hospitality that has for centuries become the trademark among the close to 4 million Busoga. The expression has become the catch phrase on the lips of all leaders in the region, symbolizing unity and camaraderie among the people.
The recent call by Bunya South MP Iddi Isabirye for Basoga to use the NRM Liberation Day celebrations to renew support for Museveni has sparked a renewed sense of pride and solidarity among the people of Busoga. This call to action comes at a crucial time when political tensions are high and the need for unity and support for a common cause is more important than ever.
As a region known for its rich cultural heritage and strong sense of community, Busoga has always prided itself on being a welcoming and hospitable place. The tradition of Tulibasangavu Mwenamwena reflects this warmth and inclusivity, making everyone feel at home and part of the family.
With the upcoming NRM Liberation Day celebrations, Basoga have the opportunity to come together once again in celebration of their shared history and to show their continued support for President Museveni. This is not just a political event, but a chance to reaffirm their commitment to peace, stability, and progress for their region and country.
Impact on Me
As a member of the Basoga community, the call to renew support for President Museveni during the NRM Liberation Day celebrations has reminded me of the importance of unity and solidarity in achieving our common goals. It is a chance for me to come together with my fellow Basoga to celebrate our heritage and show our support for our leaders.
Impact on the World
The tradition of Tulibasangavu Mwenamwena and the call for unity and support for President Museveni in Busoga have a ripple effect that goes beyond the region. It sends a message of hope and resilience to the world, showing that even in times of political uncertainty, communities can come together to work towards a brighter future.
Conclusion
As we approach the NRM Liberation Day celebrations, let us remember the tradition of Tulibasangavu Mwenamwena and the importance of unity and support for our leaders. By coming together in celebration and solidarity, we can show the world the strength and resilience of the Basoga community. Let us continue to spread joy and hospitality, welcoming all to be part of our shared journey towards peace and progress.
