Corporate & Technology Lawyer turned venture investor| Aquaculture| Construction| Crater Lake & Primates Conservation| Part of Africa's new strategic influence
I started sharing here early enough about what I know about #Tooro & her kings because I knew false narratives about us would soon arise
We shall leave both versions for posterity to decide which version is most persuasive
I sign out. We meet in Tooro for burial & entronement
My current work as a lawyer is imposed by Republicans. I'd be in Tooro being looked after by my community without having to break my back.
Monarchs don't have time for pretense. So, I can't be faulted for not knowing what's not within my sphere of interest.
None of this is an attack on you. I'm actually pleasantly surprised and encouraged that you feel so strongly about your roots, given the image you give that all that matters to you in life is money and corporate M&As.
I'm only surprised at your narrow focus on clan.
I don't know your clan, Tim, or if you identify with one in the first place
You're also free to speak or tweet passionately as I do about mine
The truth of the matter is that I am a practising Mubiito from Tooro before I am all those things (secondary identities) you've listed
Silver portrays himself as a cutting-edge mind, deep into AI, strategic investment, law, geopolitics, and other such cosmopolitan topics.
For him to admit that his only expertise in matters of Tooro is his own clan, the Babiito, has really surprised me.
Mwenge in present Kyenjojo District stands out in #Tooro
After breaking away from Bunyoro, the king and cream of his people rested in Mwenge
Katooke, Myeeri & Galihuuma are key
The kings would be sent to Mwenge to learn etiquette (sitting, chewing, walking, demeanour, etc)
