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Choirs in Maracha District Advised to Maintain Discipline.


Story by Osuta Yusuf.

Maracha District.

17-1-2025

📸: Nigo Chapel Choirs, are some of the Choirs who participated in the two days music festival held in Maracha Parish Centre. Photo by Osuta Yusuf, Our News Reporter.

📸: Some of the Choirs who sung songs during the Vicariate Music Festival.

📸: Woman MP Hon Driwaru Jennifer (in front) spectates Vicariate Music Festival together with other government officials, business fraternity and the congregations.

Maracha Vicariate Choirs Music Festival which started on Thursday 16-1-2025 and ended on Friday 17-1-2025 with participation of Choirs from 20 Chapels across Maracha District.

📸: Rev. Edami Geoffrey, Chairperson for Maracha Vicariate Music Festival who also doubles as the Parish Priest for Kamaka Parish. Photo by Osuta Yusuf, Our Reporter.

The Chairperson for Maracha Vicariate Music Festival, Rev. Edami Geoffrey applauded the Choirs for the discipline exhibited and for being a staunch pillar in the church.

“Worshiping the Almighty God through singing, is one of the ways to salvation”, he added while acknowledging the challenges Choirs and Churches face in organization of Choirs Music Festivals.

📸: St Joseph the Worker Ombatini Chapel Choirs Singing During the Music Festival. Photo by Osuta Yusuf.

📸: Maracha District Woman MP Hon Driwaru Jennifer who is also a Staunch Choir in St Joseph the Worker Ombatini Chapel. Photo by Osuta Yusuf, Our Reporter.

Maracha District Woman MP Hon Driwaru Jennifer who is also a staunch Choir since Childhood, thanked the Choirs and she rallied for recognition and appreciation of Song leaders for each Chapel in the upcoming music festivals, because the Song leaders experience a lot of hardship in training and organizing the Choirs for Music Festivals.

The woman MP used this opportunity to urge the Choirs to participate in the upcoming National Voters Register update by the Electoral Commission of Uganda, ahead of the 2026 general elections.

📸: Rev. MSGR Dr. Cosmas Alule addressing the crowd after the end of the two days Vicariate Music Festival. Photo by Osuta Yusuf, Our News Reporter.

The parish priest for Offude Parish Rev. MSGR Dr. Cosmas Alule who doubles as the Chairperson for Lugbara speaking Vicariates advised the Choirs to maintain the discipline in order for them to progress.

📸: Speaker for Nyadri South Sub-county and Choir, Hon Eyotre Titus receives their certificate of appreciation as St Joseph the Worker Ombatini Chapel, from the Vicariate officials. Photo by Our Reporter, Osuta Yusuf.

Upon completion of the two days Choirs Music Festival, certificates were awarded to all the 20 chapels who participated in the festival.

The best three Chapels will be selected from this festival to go and participate in the inter Vicariate festival.

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