There is a profound difference between visiting a destination and understanding its heart. Northern Uganda, with her vibrant green fields and the warm, welcoming smiles of the Acholi people, tells a story of resilience. But beneath this surface lies a deeper narrative, a story that, until now, has been held in silence.

Why “Nipoo”? Why Remember?

For over two decades, Northern Uganda was scarred by the brutal Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) insurgency. The statistics are staggering: nearly two million people displaced, tens of thousands of children abducted, entire villages erased.

But numbers can’t convey the weight of a mother’s endless wait. They can’t capture the silence that replaced the songs in homesteads. For years, silence was a survival mechanism, a way to carry an unbearable pain.

Yet healing begins where silence ends.

This is why Loremi is passionately organizing the Nipoo Exhibition on October 23, 2025, at the Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu, a pivotal moment in the journey of a people reclaiming their story.

“Nipoo” means Remembrance. It is a declaration. This exhibition is a courageous step from silence into shared memory. It ensures that the next generation understands the past to protect the future. It transforms unspoken trauma into a collective force for peace.

The Nipoo Exhibition will take you on a profound journey of remembrance. A Memory Wall, firsthand testimonies from survivors and peacebuilders, evocative storytelling, and a communal candle-lighting ceremony to honor those lost and celebrate peace.We invite you to stand with us because true healing demands acknowledgment and stories need listeners.

Book your slot now by requesting a quote and we will be glad to get in touch.