LUCO MISSION STATMENT

: Written/Submitted by Lwanyo Wad-Awang; Category: Pachodo.org Community News; Published: 13 February 2009; Hits: 4435

Luo United Communities Organization (LUCO) mission statement includes the following:

1. Unity & Language

LUCO's mission is to build unity among Luo people and form the Luo language to meet global linguistic standards in both written and spoken forms.

People who are called Luo are: Acholi, Alur, Anyuak, Blanda Boore, Brun, Chollo, Jopadhola, Funj, Joluo of Kenya / Tanzania, Jumjum, Kumam, Lango, Luo Bahr-El-Gazal, Maban, Pari, and Thuri.

2. Development

LUCO will focus on: education, healthcare, career development, social services, and creating youth development centers.

3. Preservation

A central activity of LUCO is compiling and documenting the history of Luo people.

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Sabit Boules

February 13, 2009, 11:43 pm
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Thanks Wad Awang,I do appreaciate that ,the unity of Luo in whole Africa is about creating a very strong common culture integrity and international relation with in midewest Africa(Mini African Union)lets support it.

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Mike Tip

February 14, 2009, 5:54 am
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Wad Awang thank you for your continuing effort push for Luo unity. Luo unification is the toughest journey. It seem now you are on the road alone without a follower if I'm not mistaken. But I encourage you brother keep going. When this dream...

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Lwanyo Wad-Awang

February 14, 2009, 5:34 pm
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Our approach to this essentail need for our better life and brightent future,is this is not an organization wherer we need to convince people to joint.If you belong to any group mentioned above then you're Luo, nobody on this earth need to be convinced to belong to his/her ethnicity or to accept his/her mother as his/her parent. Even if you're not Luo, learning the unified language may benefit you than a person who is Luo and dosen't learn the language,so it's a work of every body.That's why it involve Luo in general not only the Sudanese. It's time to think out side the box, we can't sit aside / watch and expect others to do things for us and I think the events in Anakdir, Abanim, and Attar has proved the theory that why I should protect somebody who don't or even think to protect himself, even if they are in uniform they're some people sons and daughters, wherer are yours? So there is not leaders and followers all are in and every body has a role to play. I'm just one among many who think it's time to think about the future.

Lwanyo Wad-Awang