North American Masabaland Cultural Association Canada Chapter has called for togetherness, Unity and development in Masaba Land.


During the Global Busoga Innovation Symposium and Expo 2022 which took place last week  at Sackville Hall Toronto Ontario Canada, Mr Andrew Mukwana (Mukwana) Son of the late Daniel Tingu of Sakiya Buputo Namisindwa district, the current General Secretary of North America Masabaland Cultural Association Canada Chapter said that it is high time for Bamasaba to stop fighting each other and focus on developmental programs for the region.



Mr. Andrew condemned the fighting in INZU where by up to date no Umukuka has been gazetted between Mr Mudoma and Mr. Wagabyalire, who both assume that they are the legit Bakuka of Masaba land. 


He further held that careless decisions like engaging in alcohol abuse, having multiple partners and children is recipe for disaster. time management is instrumental in improving productivity in the region.

“If we avoid time wasting behavior and concentrate our time in wealth generating activities we will get out of poverty,” he noted.

In his remarks to Bamasaba of Canada chapter, Mr. Mukwana (Mukhwan) urged them to promote solidarity among themselves, uphold dignity, respect and discipline.



“We want to forge and foster unity Bamasaba and maintain, preserve, promote a positive and dynamic culture, art and language of Baamasaba even when in Canada” Mr Andrew concluded.


Ms Catherine Bukeni Wayero the President of NAMCA Canada Chapter called up on parents to put much efforts on the Girl child to enable them complete Education. 



"We are now on a civilized world, let us not send our children on early marriage like it has been back in the days, let's invest in our daughters so that life is easy for them in future" said Ms Catherine.



Kieran Verboven, technical advisor NAMCA Canada Chapter urged the Association Members to incourage other Bamasaba to join them in the Association, He also encouraged Members to disseminate information about Bamasaba culture which will promote tourism back home in Masanba Land and Uganda at large.

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