Parliament Mourns Yosam Odur Ebii

By Sam Ibanda Mugabi | Monday, November 10, 2025
Parliament Mourns Yosam Odur Ebii
Speaker Anita Among and Parliament have paid tribute to the late Apap Yosam Odur, describing his death as a great loss to Lango and Uganda, and hailing his lifelong dedication to community development and transformation.

The Parliament of Uganda and Speaker Anita Among have joined the people of Lango in mourning the passing of Apap Yosam Odur, a revered cultural and community leader whose death has drawn widespread sorrow and tributes from across the region.

In her condolence message, Speaker Among described Odur’s death as a profound loss to the region, commending his enduring contribution to Lango’s transformation and the well-being of its people.

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“As we mourn his loss, we also honour his significant contributions to the region’s transformation agenda,” Among said.

“We pay tribute to his dedication as a leader who genuinely cared for the well-being of his people.”

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The Speaker further praised Odur’s devotion to community development and unity, noting that his leadership left a lasting impact.

“May the Lord grant his gentle soul eternal rest,” she added.

Apap Yosam Odur was widely respected for his integrity, humility, and service to the Lango community.

His passing has triggered an outpouring of grief and messages of remembrance from leaders and citizens alike, who lauded his tireless efforts to promote social progress and cultural pride.

The Parliament’s condolence message underscores the national recognition of Odur’s legacy as a leader who embodied selfless service and dedication to his people.

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