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Where did you get this uncultured behaviour from?- Mayiga on men during kwanjula ceremonies

Esther Nantambi by Esther Nantambi
March 16, 2021
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Where did you get this uncultured behaviour from?- Mayiga on men during kwanjula ceremonies
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Buganda Prime Minister Charles Peter Mayiga came out on Twitter yesterday to ridicule some ‘standards’ that the men have set for the traditional kwanjula ceremony, most especially, the act of changing their attires during the introduction ceremony.

He wrote,“Omulenzi bakwanjudde n’odda mu kyusa engoye? Oyagala kulaga nga bw’omanyi okwambala? Ku buko? Obukopi buno bwavaawa? Abakopi beeberalaaga essente.”

This loosely translates as, “ You are being introduced as the man and you are changing clothes?”

Are you trying to show your in-laws how well you can dress?

Where did you get this uncultured behaviour come from?

It is un-refined people that try to project an unwarranted show of wealth.”

He also mocked the act of splashing money during the ceremonies advising parents to stop youth from disrespecting them, ” Abazadde muleke kukirizza abavubuuka okubajjooga nga bazze okwanjulwa nga babamansira ssente”

He ended with a note calling upon people to observe what tradition accords them to, “Osobola okugenda okusaala mu musala nkwawa? Awo nno ne mu kwanjulwa waliyo ennono zaayo.” 

This translates as, “Can you go to the mosque in sleeveless clothes? In the same spirit, know that a kwanjula has traditions it follows.”

 

 

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