Lira – It was full of splendour, merrymaking, recognition and networking during 2019 Lango Entertainment Awards [LEA]. The 4th edition was convened on the 19th January 2020 at Front Page Lounge – Ojwina division, Lira Municipality.
Unlike other past awards gala, the 4th edition
went extremely splendid with winners [celebs] from northern to eastern Uganda and
their fans sharing light moments.
While we couldn’t all make it to the gala, TND News today brings you all pictorials, and how it went in Lira – at the weekend.
Ashaan won female artist of the year. The young talent pose with her award.LEA fans share light moment at Front Page Lounge.This beauty enjoyed all moment.Ashaan and her fellow winner of the 2019 LEA Awards.LEA’s CEO Moi Daniel [L] greeted by his pal.The Pililii [Yoo Lengo] singer Romeo Odongo won awards for song and artist of the year – Acholi sub-region.Excited QFM 94.3 CEO Mr Ken Okello laughs with other winners at the weekend.Easy Bash [M] and Chemical Man [R] and a friend at the weekend.Promoter Dr Freddie [L] from Gulu, Derrick Persie from West Nile attended the LEA event.Imat Toto Otino after wining gospel song of the yearMr Roy Odur of ACET, an NGO working in the region also attended. Judith Akol – a top gospel artist in Uganda from Teso sub-region [Soroti] with her husband.Viper Teso Mada [R] won artist of the year – TesoThese super ladies helped revelers to enjoy the gala till the end.Another excited winner with a fanVeteran radio broadcaster Jane Achola Omony [L] with her pal.Some of the LEA pieces of accolades given out.Winner MC Dogo and a female pal look into the camera.These two ladies heard something nice from LEA CEO Mr Moi Daniel.
Editorial:We congratulate all winners of the LEA 2019 for these successes. To LEA management, we applaud you too.
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