lakwena造句

• Miss Lakwena fled to Kenya, where she was imprisoned in 1987.
• The movement crumbled in 1987, and Lakwena fled into exile in Kenya.
• Lakwena fled to Kenya when the military crushed her movement later in the year.
• The army defeated the rebels later in the year and Lakwena fled to neighboring Kenya.
• The insurgents are remnants of a movement founded in 1988 by self-proclaimed prophetess Alice Lakwena.
• The rebels are remnants of a insurgence founded in 1988 by self-proclaimed prophet Alice Lakwena.
• Lakwena did not pick up arms against the central government; her members carried sticks and stones.
• Government forces defeated the ill-equipped rebels later in the year, and Lakwena fled to neighboring Kenya.
• The combined persona of Alice Auma channelling the spirit Lakwena is often referred to as " Alice Lakwena ".
• The combined persona of Alice Auma channelling the spirit Lakwena is often referred to as " Alice Lakwena ".
• Therefore, by late 1987 to early 1988, a civilian resistance movement led by Alice Lakwena was formed.
• Lakwena's father also runs a church in Gulu, in which he takes center stage as the Holy Father.
• The Lord's Resistance Army was founded in 1986 by Alice Lakwena, an Acholi and self-proclaimed prophetess.
• After a series of suicidal attacks against the army, Lakwena's force was beaten and she fled to Kenya.
• They are remnants of the Lord's Resistance Army which was founded by self-proclaimed prophetess Alice Lakwena in early 1988.
• Joseph Kony, Lakwena's cousin, reassembled her followers in a renewed effort to set up a government based on religious teachings.
• As the HSM suffered its final defeat under artillery fire in the forests near Kampala, Auma fled and claimed Lakwena had left her.
• A cousin, Alice Lakwena, ran a fierce rebel group, the Holy Spirit Movement, that tormented the government in the late 1980s.
• Alice Auma Lakwena told members of her Holy Spirit Movement they would be protected from bullets by rubbing themselves with oil pressed from shea nuts.
• By August 1987, Lakwena's Holy Spirit Mobile Force scored several victories on the battlefield and began a march towards the capital Kampala.