I’m begging you fellow Ugandans, let’s rather just help him, he’s not doing fine. Kindly don’t judge him by the endless attacks on people like Mr Bobi🙏🏿🙏🏿
Ever since losing his job with Mr. Kin, things seem to have taken a different turn. One day he tells us of how his father was the first Ugandan to drive an open-roof car, the next day there’s another unbelievable story or rant on the timeline.
Add in the unfinished house and public pleas for financial support thru the younger Sheilah Gashumba, and it’s clear our brother is going through something. Let’s show him some support before the tweets become even more confusing.
Mental health struggles are real, and sometimes the loudest cries for help don’t sound like cries for help at all😭😭
Where this whole conversation began. And this isn’t even updated with the latest. https://t.co/slAvX88pyH #GNLHomecoming 🇺🇬🇺🇸 #Album
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Let me break down what is happening and what is likely to happen from 2026 and beyond.
From the start, the dynasty project was moving smoothly and according to plan.
Risky and outspoken army generals were neutralized.
Credible and independent politicians were largely cleared out.
Influential religious voices were silenced or tamed.
All that remained was to roll out the red carpet for the palace prince.
Then came 2017—and a musician entered politics.
The father quickly sensed danger. As Bobi Wine himself later said, Arua was meant to be the end of him. The plan was simple: deal with the problem and manage the consequences.
2021 and its aftermath were dismissed as a wave of excitement—Ugandans enjoying a celebrity they once paid to watch, now appearing “for free.” The regime convinced itself it was a temporary craze, not a political force.
2021–2026, the strategy shifted: infiltrate, plant moles, weaken, and break the party from within. But God had other plans.
Now we enter the campaign period.
The expectation was limited popularity—Buganda at best, maybe pockets of Eastern Uganda like Jinja. What unfolded instead shocked them.
They encountered a “King David” phenomenon:
a leader whose appeal crossed regions, tribes, and class;
border to border popularity;
and, crucially, a politician who had matured, not just survived.
What happened during—and after—January 15th is the regime scrambling to manage unforeseen realities. The commitment to dynastic succession remains, but the truth is now obvious: the dynasty is in decline.
The next move is predictable. They will attempt to weaken or completely finish off National Unity Platform, using every tool available to them.
Personally, I believe God is in control.
Night may fall, but dawn always comes—at the appointed time.
@frankbalkazerg1 The Senegal 🇸🇳 coach will surely be punished, but that doesn't take away the fact that he played a huge role in not putting their hard work on a lifeline,.. Senegal's first goal was litrally disallowed for a soft man's ball.. the ref is a disgrace 😤
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