A must watch history of Luo by Rt Bishop McBaker Ochola

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The spear and beads story in Luo history is a powerful symbol of leadership, transition, and legacy. The spear, embodying strength and duty, signifies the warrior’s role in defending the people, while the beads, representing wisdom and diplomacy, highlight the importance of governance through dialogue. Rt. Bishop McBaker Ochola’s narration captures how true leadership balances force with wisdom, and power with restraint.

This tale is more than history—it is a call to honor tradition while embracing change. The passing of the spear and beads marked pivotal moments in Luo migration and governance, ensuring leadership was not only about conquest but also about vision. It teaches that brute force alone is not enough; true authority comes from uniting strength with intellect.

In today’s world, this lesson is more relevant than ever. Leaders must wield both the spear and the beads—courage to act, wisdom to guide. The Luo legacy is clear: without balance, power crumbles. This is history with a lesson that must never be forgotten...

[PatrickOlanya-ts]

We as the younger luos as to write this down so that we assist with those who shall come after us !

[ayoliacoli]

I always wanted to correct the luo narrative of today but am very happy you do share with me the same perspective.God has not forgotten us our distortated history will arise once again. Bullshit is Barl El ghahel story it's the whole north and eastern Africa, south Europe and Asia at large hence our effect to the whole world this is why our language is the first international language taught all over the world.

[FG-rkdt]

Thank you Bishop for this wonderful history information that we luo speaking people were not aware my request is that all schools in luo regions much teach in schools cirulum and if possible Bishop to give his speak of TV and all luo people watch and learn the rich history from him. Thank you for eyes happening of who we are. All schools must teach our language I am one of the lost generation who don't know how to write luo language elders and MPS make it a must in all schools. Thank you for this wonderful togetherness

[joluoofbahrelghazalwau]

Much respect from luo of bhar el ghazal wau South Sudan

[robertajuang]

As luo from Kenya i feel praud of my heritage

[Nene-yjrb]

I can listen to this all day long! How awesome and heart warming history.❤️🙏🏾

[RimonEmmanuel]

That's great we must have such people to show us the right history of our father's thanks a lot Reverand

[KingDivineRuler]

Interesting video and info for someone who comes from all the aforementioned places. 🕎

[agwengegeorge]

Even we luos of Kenya also sing the same song lili lango biro.the lango this time being our neighbour the kalenjin.

[dengsamuelGai]

This is a good narrative! He has forgotten the Dinkas (Jieng), Nuer and Atuot tribes in South Sudan who were migrating together with the Luos from Egypt. He has also forgotten to point out that the Luos were primarily in Bor and Bhar el Ghazal areas of South Sudan prior to their movement southwards to present-day Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania...But generally he is a well informed elderly man of God in deed! Hopefully God shall bless him for us.

[francisnyabongo]

Thank God for feeding ur lips n tongue with the truth about our movement Bishop. And any body who will confess Jesus Christ as his or her savior will enjoy the reconciliation 🤝 in the blood of Jesus Christ.And may God bless you more Bishop.

[EliphazTudor]

This is fantastic, Lou should unite together

[stephenochiengjakano]

Labongo and Dipir found their way into Kenya and formed one Luo community .... Luo in Kenya is a mixture of Alur, Acholi and Padhola... God is Great.

[ISAACOKOT-tf]

thank for giving that good news out before you die may your soul Rest In Peace

[samueljob]

This is great history
Thanks very much Rt. Bisho

[joyceachan]

A very rich history not to be forgotten by generations to come. Thank you Rt Rev. Bishop McBaker Ochola. The wisdom you put in to explain, made it even more

[ojokisaac]

God sent to clarify missing information. We need to learn and write classical information down as treasures. Long life Bishop, we truly respect you. Thanks

[stephentayebwa]

What a living legend 🙌 👏.
Much respect, my Lord Bishop 🙏

[gospelforall]

The same history to that of luo Anywaa, .the history of separation. 🥰🥰