Kabaka Mutebi's 20 years of marriage

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2019
  • The couple exchanged their wedding vows at Namirembe Cathedral, in a grand ceremony presided over by then-Archbishop Mpalanyi Nkoyooyo on August 27, 1999.
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Комментарии • 49

  • @yonesasa4954
    @yonesasa4954 3 года назад +10

    I hope am not alone here re-watching after seeing our king in bad shape very weak but less continue to pray for our king

  • @luwagachristopher138
    @luwagachristopher138 2 года назад +3

    By the year this wedding (1999)occurred, I was deep in the village, we had no TV at home but I felt the vibe and excitement.

  • @princewindsor6156
    @princewindsor6156 Год назад +1

    Oh wow that bride reminds me princess Diana. The Dress, the bridal procession tune. Very interesting.

  • @princewindsor6156
    @princewindsor6156 Год назад +2

    That bride really wanted to wear a Diana princess of Wales dress. And she nailed it.

  • @joyn9246
    @joyn9246 Год назад +1

    I remember that day very well I was in Kampala for my interview. The king and queen drove by the road and of course I stood there to wish them well

  • @saphisaphi1683
    @saphisaphi1683 3 года назад +2

    I love you our buganda land

  • @ssekaleggajames
    @ssekaleggajames Год назад +1

    Long live my king

  • @rosemasembe161
    @rosemasembe161 3 года назад +5

    Eno jebayita natural love. M7 you will never get this love from the people of Uganda ❤️

  • @nimjulian937
    @nimjulian937 10 месяцев назад

    I was in Kampala enjoying the vibe, I was a young teenager

  • @nayigamariam2310
    @nayigamariam2310 7 месяцев назад

    Long live Baffe ❤❤❤

  • @classxkitten3397
    @classxkitten3397 2 года назад

    From Lady Damalie,thanks for the informative productions

  • @add1bill
    @add1bill 4 года назад +2

    Amazing

  • @Elubial
    @Elubial 4 года назад +1

    Beautiful love story.

  • @nesspatric1929
    @nesspatric1929 8 месяцев назад

    His wedding was years lately but still best ever

  • @namubirujameo5335
    @namubirujameo5335 8 месяцев назад

    Am here after watching kyabazinga of busoga weeding

  • @Puchi063
    @Puchi063 7 месяцев назад

    You see, Kabaka is smiling naye Kyabazinga mmye

  • @christopherbaker2882
    @christopherbaker2882 Год назад +1

    Black Hierarchy ❤

  • @MosesBukennya-pm9mh
    @MosesBukennya-pm9mh Месяц назад +1

    HELLO MY KING, BUT HOW? COME IT'S ALL FROM US.OUR PEOPLE ONLY SEEM THIS TYPE OUR PEOPLE AND THE PRESIDENT OF UGANDA,WITH THE PANTENCOST CHURCH PASTORAL TEAM. MUSA

  • @MosesBukennya-pm9mh
    @MosesBukennya-pm9mh 21 день назад +1

    JACKER JACKER, THOSE MEN ARE JACKERING WITH FIRE CAN THEM HINDER,JACKER AND YOU HAVE TO TALK TO ME SIR.

  • @babrhabsd6638
    @babrhabsd6638 3 года назад +2

    Wawo

  • @marthaserena5524
    @marthaserena5524 3 года назад +3

    Ekitiibwa kya Buganda

  • @MosesBukennya-pm9mh
    @MosesBukennya-pm9mh 2 месяца назад

    HELLO MY KING, KABAKA; HOPE ALL IS GOOD WITH YOU. HOW WE MISS YOU TO BE,TO HAPPEN, TO SPEAK OUT FOR US.LONG LIVE OUR KING. YOUR MAN BUKENYA MOSES MWEBAZE HIGH-RANK UPDF ARMY UGANDA. WE HEAR THIS FOOLSH MEN MUSEVENI JUMPED UPON YOU AGAIN. WHICH I CONSIDER ALL AS IT'S ALL ABOUT ME CLAIMING ALL WHAT BELONGS TO ME.

  • @MosesBukennya-pm9mh
    @MosesBukennya-pm9mh 23 дня назад +1

    WHAT MY FATHER AFANDA JET MWEBAZE DID WAS NOT CULTURAL VALUE NOR NATIONAL BUT IT WAS PERSONAL INDEED MY FATHER AFANDA JET MWEBAZE CHOSE TO OFFER BUGANDA HELP THAT'S WHY HE CAME DOWN.

  • @tashaluzze8827
    @tashaluzze8827 8 месяцев назад

    On this day is Wen I was born

  • @jasilasubba2676
    @jasilasubba2676 2 года назад +1

    Bukedde kuva dda babuvuyo

  • @joweriaabdullah2751
    @joweriaabdullah2751 3 года назад +1

    So where is mubulungi ne mububi🙁🙁🙁

  • @KloppMichaelBarnes
    @KloppMichaelBarnes Год назад

    The current British King was having affairs & openly admitted to adultery whilst married to his first wife. Aristocracies have always behaved like this..! The Baganda are unique in allowing the rotation of clans, so that one clan cannot monopolise the Kabaka.

  • @gbluetick5126
    @gbluetick5126 2 года назад

    Museveni hmmmm you had to plan already by this time but yo ending is going to be the worst one ekimuganye okufa ojjakiraba

  • @jacksongull5074
    @jacksongull5074 3 года назад +3

    Sad it was all smoke and mirrors. But atleast her boyfriend is okay financially. They just need to stop playing this charade. All this was over before that girl was born

  • @realitytube6290
    @realitytube6290 Год назад +1

    The original King of Uganda was Muslim.

    • @truth19904
      @truth19904 10 месяцев назад

      May Allah grant him paradise 😂😂😂

  • @Kaluled
    @Kaluled 4 года назад +2

    New Vision.
    The Kabaka does not have affairs.
    He is the Kabaka! ''Ssabasajja'' all women in Buganda belong to him!
    This kind of reporting is very wanting and can only be done by people who luck knowledge of the places they live in. It is very shallow and not fit for the Kabaka. The Kabaka is not your common person! That's why he is one and not anyone there.

    • @FlaviaJoan1995
      @FlaviaJoan1995 4 года назад +1

      "all buganda women belong to him"
      Really stop this stupidness we r living in 2020 not 1800s. Especially because he is the king, he should act more educated. They is no good that comes from polygamy... ALOT look up to him. This stupid mindset is why buganda and Uganda is not moving forward.

    • @Kaluled
      @Kaluled 4 года назад +1

      @@FlaviaJoan1995 You talk like someone who has a colonised mind. Thinking in the way of the mindset the colonisers gave you. Don't you ever think that speaking the colonisers language is education.
      If you knew and had a proper cultural education, you would have known who the Kabaka was to Buganda and you would have kept quite. But I can see the effects of poor mindsets due to colonialism playing in you.
      If you are not a princess then that should tell you that the Kabaka isn't someone you vote for.
      If I knew how, I would have prayed to the protectors of Buganda to curse people like you who have no value to culture. I'm sorry to say.

    • @FlaviaJoan1995
      @FlaviaJoan1995 4 года назад +1

      @@Kaluled
      I think u can have your opinion. But really u should never wish evil towards anyone. That's just sad..
      Am sorry that I used negative words to state mine opinion, but I still think the king should chage his ways, his ppl really love him...
      By changing his ways, ppl will protect and respect him more. Because they feel heard by him. And plus I communicate in English because that's what buganda teach me. The schools teach in English.

    • @Kaluled
      @Kaluled 4 года назад +1

      @@FlaviaJoan1995 If you look at the Bible, most kings had wives. Because its normal for kings to have wives.
      A king is a king that's why I'm not!
      Europeans found us here practicing polygamy. But the beauty of polygamy then was that no man would have any woman without paying bride price. So they were official wives.
      Culture is very important and to me as a Muganda if someone be littles my King I will not keep quite.
      You have to be careful when commenting on issues of Culture because the powers that be can be angry on you and your children without you even knowing.
      Kabaka muntu wakyitiibwa tayisibwa mukamwa!

    • @FlaviaJoan1995
      @FlaviaJoan1995 4 года назад +1

      @@Kaluled
      But that are old times. Culture doesn't precisely mean to stick to the old ways. My grandmothers always say that they disliked polygamy, even their husband's never added more women in the marriages. If this happened ALOT of anger overtook the house. So buganda women were never happy in these marriages then. Some just went with it because of the norms back then, but they weren't happy.
      That's the same today, the onyl difference is that women aren't that depend to men. Which makes devorcing them easier.
      The buganda queen is not happy with her husband actions, but just goes with it with pain in her heart. I do believe that the king should be more respectful. Just hurting her feelings like this is rude and disrespectful. And it doesn't matter how u look at it. Wil u be oké if your wife had more husbands... No
      I do think that even if the king is mighty and such he stil should evolve with his people. Buganda women are his people. So this is disrespectful of him. How ppl die if aids because of this?
      He has to change for his ppl. They look up to him!!

  • @MochaQueen5
    @MochaQueen5 Год назад

    Kingdoms do need to be kept because God made it.