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Lango community is in mourning following the sudden passing of Moris Sirikinti Ekuka Ogwal Adongo Wot’a-jo-Aryo, a legendary figure in Uganda’s traditional music scene.
He died few hours ago at Lira University Teaching Hospital, leaving behind an indelible legacy.
Known for his ability to preserve and share Lango’s rich musical heritage, Moris Sirikinti’s influence spanned decades.
His powerful lyrics and rhythms celebrated Lango culture and made him a beloved figure in Uganda’s traditional music world.
Moris Sirikinti was a master storyteller and one of the few who kept Lango’s traditional music alive. His songs, such as “Cik itung Okello Alongo” and “Apwony dini okwero lego,” became anthems for the people of Lango, deeply rooted in their history and identity.
Throughout his career, he helped revive traditional tunes and passed them on to younger generations. His music bridged the gap between the past and the present, making him not only a musician but a cultural ambassador.
News of his passing has prompted an outpouring of tributes. Fellow musicians, friends, and cultural leaders have shared their sorrow.
Though Moris Sirikinti is gone, his music will continue to resonate with future generations. His work will remain a cornerstone of Lango’s musical and cultural heritage, reminding us of the power of music to preserve identity.
Plans for a memorial and funeral service are underway, with the Lango community preparing to celebrate his life and legacy.
Rest in peace, Moris Sirikinti Ekuka Ogwal Adongo Wot’a-jo-Aryo. Your music lives on in the heart of Lango.
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