KAMPALA – Your cultural fest of the Year, Bakiga Nation, on Sunday, June 2, left the city struck by a storm as revellers stomped to fun and nostalgic entertainment performances
As several were trying to figure out the long weekend holiday, all road led to UMA show grounds as the seventh edition of Bakiga Nation took a toll as hundred ‘showed up and showed out’.
Marking five years since its inauguration, the quarterly cultural event has over time evolved to a full-fledged and most attended cultural social event in the nostalgic sighs of the hills of the Ugandan capital, Kampala.
Dubbed ‘Rukundo Egumeho” – to mean “Let Love Prevail”- the seventh edition set a record attendance and a thrill of a series of activities – games – sack races, Kwepena (dodgeball), rope skipping – , emigane(storytelling), shaku shaku (riddles & Proverbs), networking, e’Kizino(Kakitari dance), Okweshongora(singing) and cultural socialising and so much more.
This edition was smitten with performances from lyricist HakaMukiga and Rapper Tbro with interludes littered with fun-filled activities as difference clans took each other on head-to-head.
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