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Celebrating the milestones that highlight Lango’s contributions to Uganda’s political, cultural, and sporting legacy.
As Uganda’s first Prime Minister (1962–1966) and two-time President (1966–1971, 1980–1985), Milton Obote, a Lango native, led the nation to independence and shaped its early political framework.
John Akii-Bua, a Lango athlete, won Uganda’s first Olympic gold medal in the 400m hurdles at the 1972 Munich Games, setting a world record and inspiring generations.
David Oyite Ojok, a prominent Lango military leader, served as Chief of Staff of the Uganda National Liberation Army, shaping Uganda’s military and political landscape in the 1970s–1980s.
The Lango Sub-Region, home to 2.57 million people, celebrates a vibrant heritage, stunning landscapes, and a thriving community in mid-northern Uganda.
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