By Nathan Eyagu 

SOROTI - In the charming city of Soroti, nestled amidst vibrant landscapes, an extraordinary remedy unfolded just in time for Christmas. Residents, burdened by the year's challenges, discovered an unexpected cure for their woes – a night of uproarious laughter orchestrated by the country's top comedians.

At Hyde Park, the "Kings of Comedy" Season Two, hosted by the legendary stand up comedian from Teso land, Napoleon the Entertainer, showcased a memorable spectacle, graced by comedians like Okello Okello, Patrick Salvador, Daniel Omara, Dr. Hillary Okello, Ronnie Mcvex, and promising talents.

The night ignited with contagious laughter as the comedians delivered a torrent of jokes, anecdotes, and clever observations. The town's residents, momentarily liberated from their worries, erupted into fits of mirth. The comedians adeptly navigated diverse topics, seamlessly blending humor with empathy, delving into the shared experiences of the townspeople.

As laughter echoed through the venue, an unexpected transformation took hold. The genuine mirth seemed to permeate the air, reaching the depths of sorrows that had troubled the residents. The ulcers that had plagued many appeared to momentarily dissolve, replaced by a profound sense of camaraderie and communal well-being.

Expressing his joy, Comedian Napoleon extended heartfelt gratitude to the audience for the overwhelming turnout.

"Every Easter Sunday, I'll be on stage sharing stories about the Iteso community, but tonight is for our visitors. Come next year in 2024, it will be Season 3 , as the king comes home," he announced with enthusiasm.

With pride, he added, "Most comedians hail from the East and the North due to special features like wisdom, strength, and the ability to speak good English."

The show etched itself into Soroti's history, claiming the spotlight as the biggest event of 2023, unlike others that struggled with low turnout. The comedians, continually cracking ribs of the audience, couldn't conceal their affection for Soroti city and its residents, describing them as loving and welcoming, and the environment as calm and great.

Patrick Salvador, taken aback by the overwhelming turnout, declared Soroti's show as the grandest of the year, marking a historic chapter in the comedians' journey.