LANGO SUB-REGION – The Minister of State for Gender, Labour and Social Development in charge of Youth and Children Affairs, Hon. Dr. Mercy Faith Lakisa, has joined the people of Lango to celebrate the second coronation anniversary of His Highness Won Nyaci Me Lango.
Lakisa, who is also the Woman Member of Parliament for Alebtong District, said the celebration provided an opportunity to reflect on the importance of cultural heritage, identity and shared values among the people of Lango.
In a message following the celebrations, Lakisa described the anniversary as a powerful demonstration of the enduring strength of Lango’s cultural heritage and the role of traditional institutions in promoting unity and social cohesion.
She noted that cultural traditions remain an important foundation for collective responsibility, community identity and the preservation of values passed down through generations.
The minister called on the people of Lango to embrace their diversity while strengthening the bonds that unite them as a community.
Lakisa further emphasised the importance of safeguarding cultural institutions, saying they remain important pillars in preserving heritage and guiding future generations.
She urged the community to maintain unity and collective responsibility, stressing that a united Lango would be better positioned to preserve its identity and advance its shared aspirations.
The second coronation anniversary brought together members of the Lango community to celebrate their cultural heritage and recognise the institution of Won Nyaci Me Lango.
Lakisa’s participation underscored the importance of preserving cultural identity and strengthening the relationship between traditional institutions and the wider community.
