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Daily Monitor Monday February 08 2021 Mr Jude Mike Mudoma, who was endorsed by clan leaders, receives a spear from Mr John Musila, the Manafwa District chairperson, during the installation ceremony in November last year. PHOTO/FRED WAMBEDDE Summary Mr Richard Wambedde, the institution’s spokesperson, said Mr Wagabyalire was illegally elected. Mr Mudoma and Mr Wagabyalire were both elected as successors by parallel organs of the institution in November and December, respectively. Advertisement The new Umukukha replaced the late Bob Mushikori, who died last month. The first cultural leader, Mr Wilson Wamimbi, who was elected in 2010, came from the Wanaale family while the late Mushikori was from Mubuuya.
Daily Monitor Tuesday December 15 2020 The new leader of Bamasaba Cultural Institution, Mr Jude Mike Mudoma, receives a spear from Mr John Musila, the Manafwa District chairperson, during the installation ceremony on Saturday. PHOTO/ FRED WAMBEDE. Summary Earlier, the Elgon regional police commander, Mr Wesley Nyanzi, had in a December 10 letter said last Friday’s installation ceremony was unlawful and all those involved will be persecuted. Advertisement Divisionism has intensified in the Bamasaba Cultural Institution, Inzu Ya Masaba, following the election of another parallel cultural leader. Mr John Wagabyalire Amuran from Halasi Clan in Sironko District was elected at the institution’s headquarters in Maluku, Mbale City, last Friday amid heavy police deployment. Mr Wagabyalire is now awaiting installation on January 30.