Comments on: Conference 2009

By: Ojwang' Omollo

Ojwang' Omollo — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 14:25:16 +0000

I have relished reading the article re-establishing the Luo link to Egypt and its civilization. One only needs to look at the Sphinx and the attempts by the Imperial Luo denialists to bomb its face to obscure its Luo features, for one to understand that we indeed are descended from much deeper civilization. My plea is we should indoctrinate our children to appreciate their heritage. Though a Kenyan Luo living in South Africa, my 10 year old daughter proudly identifies herseld as Sudanese and mentions Kenya as a land her ancestors migrated to. Long live LUO UNITED.

By: Orach Richard

Orach Richard — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:16:30 +0000

The luo or Luor as a United community in wider aspect of the world shall come back to the precious and mystherious glory of the pasts. May the almighty father bless your work and as well of friends. Thanks for the wider knowledge I have got from this new organistion. Let us go back to Light I MEAN ” AGI PA TAR”
Thanks

By: Orach Richard

Orach Richard — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:15:03 +0000

By: Nick Obunga

Nick Obunga — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 01:43:05 +0000

I would like very much to trace my ancestry. I’m a Kenyan Luo, and am curious because my family can only trace their heritage as far as Oyuma/ also Uyoma. I know there’s a different name but I can’t recall what it was.

we need to have a section of the website where such matters can be clarified. This is my most sincere request to the admin. Also, could you put LUCO on FaceBook? It will spread like wildfire because there’s not a single Luo who will not want to be a member.

We already have the groups Young Luos Online and Luo Is Not A Tribe But A Lifestyle. Bring all these under LUCO. Thank you.

By: Fuambo Janyandito

Fuambo Janyandito — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:02:02 +0000

Your efforts in bringing the luos together is loudable. The luo traditional lifestyle was superb, democratic governance at the clan level a recipe for peace and development in subsaharan africa, nurture of free expression an important ingredient for academic prosperity.

Anything directing us to perpetuate positive aspects of luo culture, investmentsI including cultural tourism) and educating young luos to the highets levels possible is welcome.

Wherever you we are, we are scouting for scholarship for the luo, investments by the luo in luo.

By: Fr. Samuel Bedijo Ovonji Isaiah (osb)

Fr. Samuel Bedijo Ovonji Isaiah (osb) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:05:15 +0000

good to be human, on earth, in this noble yet humble stock. Never seeking praise nor despising, never provoking nor succumbing to what debases anything human.
God bless you all!
Fr. Samuel Bedijo

By: Kitara p'Okot

Kitara p'Okot — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:46:11 +0000

I missed the Dakota gathering. When is the next Luo conference? Please include me in the mailing list. I have strong background in Documentary and film. I would like to volunteer to play a role in that area. Peace.

By: MICHAEL AKELLO

MICHAEL AKELLO — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:16:06 +0000

It’s a great Idea to unite Luos, are there plans to open branches outside USA? I am proud to be a LUO.

By: RAMOGI OGEMBO

RAMOGI OGEMBO — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 20:27:57 +0000

That luos all over the world are striving unity is a noble idea.As a proud luo of royal clan origin organizers and encourage them to continue with the same spirit.Long live Luo unity, Long live LUCO!

RAMOGI OGEMBO

By: James Obote

James Obote — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 03:17:13 +0000

I love the name L.U.O I wish it was my user name which I m proud of as a luo. I urge all you luos to place your hands over that burning flame in a day to day life to let us over come our day for the next conference I wish it to be in………….? My answer, MN so that we can visit the one thousand lakes with its green pasture.
Bless you all the LUOS in the Diaspora. Thanks.