The Bamasaba in the diaspora have been implored to always prioritize investing back home for the development of the Bugisu sub-region. During this year's Kadodi Karnival that was held at Lugogo based UMA showground, amidst chants to preserve the Bamasaba culture, the need for the Bamasaba to unite and development Bugisu reigned supreme The Bamasaba people residing outside Bugisu sub-region have successfully held a second edition of Kadodi Karnival. On arrival at Lugogo UMA showground, one was required to buy a banana leaf which would be instrumental in making a wrapper while dancing Drum beats from three different groups formed the heavy ambience, attracting revelers to showcase their dancing capabilities On the sidelines, these ladies were spot on to serve whoever felt like tasting the Bamasaba local brew known as kamalwa And there was a spot for food were people got a chance to taste the famous Kamalewa. Exhausted and worn out, some revelers were seen sitting while tapping into the entertainment from the seemingly strong lads And on how such arrangements can benefit Bugisu sub-region, Jabi one of the organizers minced no words to invite those in the diaspora to invest back home. This call was re-echoed by members from the Inzu ya Masaba cultural institution. Meanwhile, the Karnival hosted other games like Sac racing and the tag of war between the Bamasaba and their well-wishers With this, the organizers say, their objective of uniting Bamasaba as well as rekindling their spirit to cherish who they are was achieved. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Bp7dRCwRTk

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