Emmanuel Mugabi

So much to do, so little time...

[Pamela @pamdebams]

Congratulations, Allan, on graduating from the University of Nottingham with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Sciences! 🎓🌍
We thank Almighty God for His abundant grace, mercy and faithfulness throughout this journey. Every achievement is a reminder that with faith, discipline and perseverance, all things are possible.

My advice: don’t pause here—move straight to a Master’s degree. In a world driven by knowledge, innovation and sustainability, continuous learning is the greatest investment you can make in yourself and in humanity.
“A degree opens the door; a Master’s expands the horizon; lifelong learning shapes your legacy.”
As a family, we will support you every step of the way. The future belongs to those who never stop growing. The best is yet to come. Congratulations once again! 🎉🙏🏾 #Graduation #UniversityOfNottingham #EnvironmentalSciences

[Andrew Kabuura. @andrewkabuura]

Nothing promotes & advertises our country more than sport can. We should Invest more!! 🇺🇬

🏊 Husnah Kukundakwe 🥈
🏀 Gazelles 🥈
🏃‍♀️ Peruth Chemutai🥉

#CommonwealthGames #NbsPortThisMorning

[Emmanuel Mugabi @GabiEmma]

Congratulations to Alan🎉🍾🎊🍾 Well said A.Pam👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[Pamela @pamdebams]

One generation plants the seed; the next must grow the forest. 🌍🎓
Congratulations, Allan, on graduating from the University of Nottingham with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Sciences. We thank Almighty God for His amazing grace, mercy and faithfulness.
This is not the finish line—it is the launchpad. My encouragement: go straight for your Master’s. The world’s greatest opportunities increasingly belong to those who never stop learning, innovating and serving.
“The greatest inheritance a family can give is not wealth, but education, character and the confidence to pursue even bigger dreams.”
As family, we are with you every step of the way. The future is yours to shape. Congratulations once again & To God be the glory! 🎉🙏🏾

#Graduation #UniversityOfNottingham #EnvironmentalSciences #LifelongLearning #FutureLeader

[OMUTEGEKE | 🇺🇬🎙️ @CliveKyazze]

🗣️ “The money is coming.”

Jane Asinde told me after Gazelles defeated New Zealand 21-9 in the 3X3 semifinal to advance to the final where they play for gold against Australia on Wednesday night

#CKSports #Glasgow2026 #CommonwealthGames #MoreInCommon

[Andrew Kabuura. @andrewkabuura]

Our own @drukare is the President Commonwealth Sport.

That’s huge! 👏🇺🇬

[Abbott @AbbottBirungi]

Wooooow

[Ntare School @Ntare_School]

The Roar of the Season
#NtareAt70

[Muhika Junior Schools @MuhikaJuniorSch]

“Heartfelt condolences to King David Junior School. Praying for strength and healing for all affected.”

[AFTV @AFTVMedia]

𝐖𝐇𝐀𝐓 𝐀 𝐒𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓!! 🤩

Premier League champions with Arsenal. World Cup winners with Spain. What a year for Zubimendi, Merino and Raya! ❤️🏆

[Ōkwóchè @okwoche]

As the world waits to see who will emerge as @FIFAWorldCup champions, let's not forget that The @Arsenal are still @premierleague champions!! Very important! #COYG!! #Arsenal

[Mercy K @Mercy_k01]

What’s this ka insect and why does it appear?

[John Musiime @Jonekyoma]

SYDNEY GONGODYO'S HEARTLESS MURDER IS HOW THE BRAWN OF KAMPALA'S ‘LUMPEN PROLETARIAT’ IS CRASHING ITS MIDDLE-CLASS BRAINS AND ASPIRATIONS

Uganda's middle class is, paradoxically perhaps, the personification of the government's success.

Most of our parents are only one generation removed from peasantry. They came to Kampala in the late 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s; many of them for the very first time; to study at the then fully government-funded Makerere University. Makerere, at that time at least, was selecting strictly for brains.

It is at those university balls, guild functions, and lecture theatres that many of our fathers met our mothers. In a Karl Marx sense, this is how classes reproduce themselves: a law student marries a medical student; an engineer marries a teacher; an economist marries a pharmacist.

To be born into the families that resulted from these unions is, admittedly, an immense privilege and head start in life. It was a win in the socioeconomic and cognitive abilities lottery...

(To be cotinued in the fuller version later)...@Samwyri @TheMutaD @qataharraymond @TimKalyegira

[now.arsenal @now_arsenaI]

🚨David Raya is officially the Spain number one for the 2026 World Cup.

[Emmanuel Mugabi @GabiEmma]

Lovely to have been there!!!💪🏽

[Amako Aséga @AmakoAsega]

We showed up again yesterday. 👊🏾

[Premier League @premierleague]

A title win celebrated around the world 🌍 @Arsenal

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

BOOM! City choke.
BOOM! Everton stand tall.
BOOM! Arsenal 5pts clear.
BOOM! Last 3 games all in London.
BOOM! It’s in our hands.
Take us home, @m8arteta 👊

[OMUTEGEKE | 🇺🇬🎙️ @CliveKyazze]

Arsenal fans in Uganda 🇺🇬 are you ready?

[AFTV @AFTVMedia]

AFTV are coming to UGANDA! 🇺🇬🔴

Robbie, Cecil and Lee Judges touching down 24-30 April.

#AFTVUganda #ExploreUganda

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🗣️ Ian Wright on Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal against Manchester City, and what it means as the season hit its final sprint:

“You know what hurts me watching this Arsenal team right now? It’s not even the result against Manchester City… it’s the feeling that when it really mattered, the personality disappeared.

For seven months you’re top of the league, everyone is talking, everything looks controlled… and then suddenly, in the final sprint, you look like a team hoping instead of believing. That’s the difference.

People will talk tactics, they’ll talk about the goalkeeper going long, or individuals not stepping up but for me, it’s deeper. When City smell that moment, they become ruthless. Arsenal? They became cautious. And in this league, cautious is not enough.

I’ve been there. When you want to win the title, you have to impose yourself even when things go wrong. Today, after it went 1-1, you could feel it… City said ‘we take this now,’ and Arsenal almost accepted it.

And that’s why people are asking how did it get to this? Because a month ago, it looked impossible for them to lose it. Now? All the pressure is on them, and City are playing free, with momentum, with experience.

Listen, Mikel Arteta has done an unbelievable job, but this is the stage where you don’t just need structure, you need authority. You need players who say ‘give me the ball, I decide this game.’

Right now, I don’t see that enough. And if you don’t show it at this stage of the season… then you open the door for a team like City. And once that door is open, they don’t knock… they walk through it.”