Preserving Lango culture, uniting our people
The traditional authority of the Lango people of mid-northern Uganda.
Won Nyaci me Lango
The Lango Cultural Institution (LCI) is the traditional authority representing the Lango people of mid-northern Uganda. Under the leadership of Won Nyaci Eng. Dr. Moses Michael Odongo Okune, we serve millions of people across Lira, Apac, Alebtong, Dokolo, Amolatar, Oyam, Kole, Otuke and Kwania.
With 149 registered clans, our mandate is to preserve Lango cultural heritage, promote unity among our people, and support sustainable community development through education, cultural programs, and strategic partnerships with government and development organisations.
Eng. Dr. Moses Michael Odongo Okune
Won Nyaci me Lango (Cultural Leader)
Supreme leader of the Lango Cultural Institution, guiding the Lango people with wisdom and vision for cultural preservation and development.
Mission & vision
Our Mission
To preserve Lango cultural heritage, promote unity among our people, and support sustainable community development through education, culture and partnership.
Our Vision
A united Lango people whose language, clans and traditions thrive for generations, at home and across the world.
Three pillars of our work
Cultural preservation
Safeguarding traditional dances like Okeme and Abuda, protecting sacred sites and documenting our rich cultural heritage.
Education programs
Supporting our youth through scholarships and educational partnerships for community advancement.
Community unity
Bringing together 149 clans across nine districts to promote peace, development and Lango cultural identity.
Join our mission
Help us preserve our traditions, support education and strengthen community bonds.