Now you know that we all need freedom!
It is just not yet your turn or you haven’t touched the trigger or rather got entangled in a trouble matrix of your associates!
Maybe someone needs to define freedom better in a language we all understand as Ugandans!
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Since yesterday, many of you have expressed the desire to contribute money to support the livelihoods of the nine political prisoners who were released from detention after close to six years. You may send in your contribution towards this cause to any of these numbers. In addition to the support the Party will extend to them, your contributions will be summed up and distributed to them equally.
As Dr. Kizza Besigye lies in an ICU room, fighting for his life, let's not forget that the stated intention of the Museveni regime is to murder him. Museveni’s criminal son, who derives pride in being a face of evil has been clear that "......Besigye will only leave prison in two ways. Either in his coffin after we hang him or shoot him or on his knees apologising to Mzee [Museveni]". That's why they have denied him bail, dismantled his legal team, and hounded him left, right and center.
The world must not standby. What is happening in Uganda is catastrophic. Let's use every avenue to speak out, protest and agitate. One blood-thirsty family must not be allowed to torture, maim, murder and hold a nation at ransom without consequence!
Now that you’re all looking at my timeline for updates, let me use this chance to ask you kindly to retweet this shoe until it reaches the person in whose foot it fits!
FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS!
My crochet Man Utd jersey has been officially accepted and will be sent to be displayed at Snapdragon’s Headquarters omgg😭. Thank you for recognizing my work ❤️ @Snapdragon https://t.co/gR31UDoxtL
Very unfortunate! I had texted Mr Rubongoya for her number, to thank her for her recent bold speech that I had just watched, only to be told that she’s dead!
A few days ago when I attended the Alternative Budget reading function at Parliament, I sat behind (as I often prefer). She came to me, greeted me very respectfully in Luganda on bended knee, and asked to take me to sit in front. I politely chose to stay at the back. A few minutes later, she came back and urged me again. I reluctantly accepted this stranger’s request. I later noticed that she was the MC. She returned the third time where I was seated in front and asked me to speak, which I turned down. She returned…
That was the first time I got to know her, and was so impressed by her humility - especially when I later learnt that she was an MP. Go well Hon. Helen Nakimuli. At 40 years you were just beginning! Some things about life we might never understand, we simply carry and move on as we wait for our own hour.
I took this video of Hon. @nakimuli_helen in Jinja last Saturday as we went for the burial of Waiswa's wife. I remember on our way back to Kampala, full of life as ever, she took over the wheel as she felt I was driving too slowly. It's so sad that she has now also passed away this afternoon as she underwent an operation. My condolences to her family and constituents as well as the @NUP_Ug fraternity! May she rest in peace!