Dilman Dila on Nostr: Finally at that stage where I need to build a website for my small press venture and ...
Finally at that stage where I need to build a website for my small press venture and I realized I need a name. I'm debating between these two.
Ododo is the Acholi word for (folk?) story (or rather, when someone is starting a story, they say "ododo na ni yo" which loosely translates to "May I tell you a story")
Lawino is an Acholi name and a character in one of the most famous Ugandan books outside the country, Song of Lawino by Okot p'Bitek.
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