HON MAIDO JOSEPH

Political Activist,Analyst and Eastern Big Fish

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Dear Hon Minister @JustineNameere
The issue of pensioners also deserves urgent attention in Budaka.Many people retired from public service and have struggled for years to access their retirement benefits. There are concerns that some retirees may have had their money delayed, mismanaged or allegedly diverted, while others reportedly face demands for unofficial payments before accessing what is rightfully theirs.
These matters should not be ignored.
Budaka needs a serious accountability drive—but one based on evidence, fairness and the law.
Let us expose corruption.
Let us recover public funds.
#budaka #maidojoseph #corrupfree

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

@ochengsimon Happy birthday jajja

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

@agribussiness1 This mother fucker thinks money is everything. Idiot

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Queen mother finally looses it

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Tooro wrangles done

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

And I don't want to hear of court cases. I want to hear of a Coronation date.

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Tooro issues are now clear enough

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

My fellow Ugandans the new Omukama of Tooro is His Majesty Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I. Long may he reign. God bless him always. God bless Tooro.

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Watching the space

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

Changing or dropping a Minister who is not serving our people's interests is the easiest thing. In this Kisanja we shall drop and reshuffle many.

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

@JustineNameere am sure things won’t be well for you

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

@JustineNameere is in hot soup

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

BREAKING: The succession committee of the Babiito Clan has elected Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, the son of the late Prince Christopher Paul Kijanangoma and grandson of Omukama Sir George David Rukidi Kamurasi 111, to be enthroned as the successor of Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV.
#OmukamaOyoAtuulize
#Omukama
#TooroKingdom

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

QUESTIONS THAT KIBUKU DISTRICT LEADERS MUST ANSWER ON THE KASASIRA SEED SCHOOL PROJECT
There are serious questions surrounding the construction of KASASIRA SEED SCHOOL in Kibuku District, particularly concerning allegations that several casual workers who participated in the construction have not been paid for their labour.
According to information circulating among those familiar with the matter, the amount allegedly owed to these casual workers is said to be more than UGX 100 million. If this figure is accurate, this is no longer a small labour dispute—it is an issue that deserves the attention of the district leadership, relevant authorities and the public.
The people of Kibuku deserve clear answers.
It is further alleged that the contractor was at one point arrested following complaints from the workers. During discussions involving the District Chairperson (LC V), the Resident District Commissioner (RDC), the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), members of the district technical team and other councillors, an understanding was reportedly reached that the contractor would be released on condition that the CAO would not approve or sign documents enabling the contractor to access further funds under the contract before settling the outstanding payments owed to the casual workers.
However, serious questions arise from what allegedly happened afterwards.
Was the contractor subsequently cleared by the CAO to access project funds before paying the workers?
If so:
1Who authorised the release of the funds?
2Why was the earlier agreement allegedly disregarded?
3Was the CAO aware of the outstanding claims by the casual workers at the time the payment was approved?
4How much money was released to the contractor after the workers raised their complaints?
5Was verification done to establish whether the workers had actually been paid?
6What role did the district technical team play in approving the contractor's payments?
7What did the RDC, LCV Chairperson and councillors know about the subsequent payment?
8If the workers are genuinely owed more than UGX 100 million, where is the money that was supposed to settle their claims?
9What mechanisms did Kibuku District put in place to protect the casual workers who provided labour on a public project?
10Can the district leadership publish the relevant payment records, certificates, approvals and other documents concerning the project so that the public can understand what happened?
These are not questions being asked to condemn anyone without evidence. They are questions of accountability, transparency and responsible management of public projects.
KASASIRA SEED SCHOOL is a public project. The taxpayers' money involved belongs to the people. The workers who reportedly contributed their labour also deserve to be treated fairly and paid what they are legitimately owed.
If the allegations are false, let the district leadership come forward with the records and clear the air.
If the allegations are true, then the people of Kibuku deserve to know who made the decisions, where the money went, why the workers were not paid, and what action is being taken to ensure that they receive their money.
We therefore call upon the Kibuku District Chairperson, RDC, CAO, District Engineer, relevant technical officers, councillors and the contractor to provide clear answers.
Public money requires public accountability.
And when ordinary workers claim that they have worked but have not been paid, their voices deserve to be heard—not ignored.
Kibuku deserves answers. The casual workers deserve justice. The public deserves transparency.
@DrWakida @BalaamBarugahar @mkainerugaba @DaudiKabanda

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

This is too much.
Security forces should have a sense of humanity in all its actions

[Uganda Police Force @PoliceUg]

. @mkituuma "The Uganda Police Force has registered and commenced investigations into a shooting incident that occurred on 29 August 2026 at at around 7:30 a.m. at Ndejje Kanaaba, within Katwe Police Division.

Preliminary information indicates that police officers from Ndejje Police Station had been deployed to provide security during the National Cleaning Day community exercise in the area.

It is alleged that a boda boda rider attempted to force his way through a secured area while riding his motorcycle. In circumstances that are now under investigation, the rider was allegedly shot by Police Constable Allan Okello a police officer attached to Ndejje Police Station.

The officer has been arrested, and investigations are underway to establish the circumstances under which he discharged his firearm, resulting in the death of the rider.
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[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

BREAKING: Shock and grief as reports emerge that Tooro King Oyo has died in the United States. 💔🇺🇬

If confirmed, this is a heartbreaking loss for the people of Tooro and Uganda at large. May his soul rest in peace. 🕊️🙏🏽
#KingOyo #TooroKingdom

[Hon. Dr. Patrick Wakida @DrWakida]

When we fight each other before the International community,we do not show our democratic strength; we undermine our own national interest. Other nations,even those with deep internal differences, unite behind their candidates for international positions. Uganda must do the same.

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Rule of law @HEBobiwine

[Odrek Rwabwogo @OdrekRwabwogo]

If there is a case on anyone, let it be brought before a competent court and tried fairly and impartially. Both the arrest and the treatment of a presumed offender should follow the law, be humane not humiliating and give the constitution, the people and God the dignity and humanness one deserves. Let the evidence be tested. Matthew Bagonza can defend himself and the institution he works for. And let the law take its course.

On the second matter, I want to be equally clear. PACEID is operational and PACEID is lawful and reports to H.E. the President and all our quarterly and annual reports are consistent on what we have achieved and the ideas we have brought forward for our country, its entrepreneurs and exports sector.

We were commissioned on 16 March 2022. Institutions begin through a process and, if a mandate is ever changed, that too must happen through a due process. An anonymous message on social media is not that process.

We encourage all International partners, those who hold export orders, our global trade representatives in several countries, our logistics partners, those financing value chains in the 13 products, to have peace and keep all due activities as usual

[Hon. Dr. Patrick Wakida @DrWakida]

Ambassador Olara Otunnu is not a candidate of NRM nor of the Opposition. He is a candidate of Uganda and his Curriculum Vitae speaks for itself.

Under UN procedure,every candidate must be formally presented by their national Government. Let us speak as one Uganda. @Olara_Otunnu

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Rest in power Dolly Parton - Queen of Country Music

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

How is this man @Tyrese going to help us boost our coffee market, he doesn’t have any influence anywhere in the world and he has never received such welcome in any part of the world not even in the poorest country in the world.
#TyreseGibson @NRMOnline @Onc_nrm1

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

🚨 All files against AAA closed and house arrest lifted.
@AnitahAmong #AAA @mkainerugaba

[HON MAIDO JOSEPH @HonMaidoJoseph]

Throw back.
Congratulations our new Bishop
#rwabogopetience

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

Today, Maama and I were very happy to witness the consecration of our daughter, Patience , as a Bishop of Covenant Nations Churches in Uganda after 20 years of ministry.

I thank God for Maama’s recovery and salute the medical staff, as well as our children, Muhoozi, Natasha, Patience and Diana, who stood with her throughout. I also thank God for making Patience a Bishop. As I said, our family has been here for generations, and although the different religions came to our area many years ago, it was only in 1947 that Mzee Kaguta joined the Church. Today, I have a whole Bishop in the family.