The Countdown is on!!
This Saturday 8th August, we go racing and we are set for the biggest #AutoCross4Ntungamo experience @AfriCoffeePark and for those who take their coffee seriously, we shall be taking the Cold brew which is bold, smooth and unapologetically strong from the first sip.
Dear old friend, there's no more waiting
We press rewind, together, tomorrow.
As early as 2pm. This is an outdoor event, don't be late
#OldSchoolAssembly
Almost every Ugandan charges their phone at night. Nobody decided this. It became a creed, something wired into you. You plug in before you sleep because you do not know what tomorrow brings.
We have done it so long it stopped feeling like a choice. Charge the lamp the moment power comes back. Top up the power bank at eighty percent. Never let the laptop fall below half.
A whole country has quietly organised itself around a grid it cannot trust.
I have been reading Femi Otedola's Making It Big. What stays with me is how ordinary the beginning was. He was selling diesel in drums, door to door.
Nigeria could not keep its lights on, so every factory and bank and shop ran a generator, and every generator needed fuel. He sold the fuel. At one point his company supplied most of the diesel in the country, to Dangote, to Coca-Cola, to Cadbury. First billion dollars at forty one.
Ours is a stranger problem. We are not short of power. We built Karuma, six hundred megawatts, and the country now generates more electricity than it can actually deliver. Karuma itself has been running at about a third of what it can produce, partly because of weeds in the water.
The power exists. It just does not reach us. I am not an electrical engineer so I cannot explain why, maybe there is a genuine reason. Who knows.
So look at what we buy instead. The rechargeable lamp. The power bank. The solar panel and the battery. The stabiliser you plug the fridge into so it survives. The TV that burnt when the power came back too hard. The stock a shop loses when the fridge sits off all afternoon.
We call that normal, and we budget for it.
Otedola found his fortune inside a problem everybody had already accepted. This is ours.
Whoever gives this country power it can actually depend on will be our next US dollar billionaire.
Guys,
Marketing and Influencing fundamentals won't change because it's your friends on a gig.
There are some non negotiables that will be expected and asked of them as long as their content is for public consumption.
Otherwise they can post it in your WhatsApp groups.
Thanks
I’m so fired up for the Old Skool RnB assembly. Songs from the 90s that get you singing along with friends.
Who else is coming for the #OldSchoolAssembly at Rotary Gardens on 1st August?
Dust off those vintage outfits, bring back the classic vibes, and get ready for a Saturday like no other. Join us this Sat 1st August at Rotary Gardens-Kiyanja opp Lake view as we celebrate the first edition of #OldSkoolAssembly ft the 80s, 90s and 2000s in RnB, Soul, Bongo Flavor, Ugandan oldies and classics of all time. It’s free entry, just carry enough cash for your drinks and eats!
Dress code: Afro, Bell-bottoms, suspenders, vintage dresses, bucket hats, vintage native wear, platform shoes etc
They call him Mr representing everywhere @DjNatiJ
He understands soft music. Put in better perspective, RnB
Can't wait to travel down memory lane with his set. 1st August, Rotary gardens
#OldSchoolAssembly
The OLD SKOOL ASSEMBLY is hitting Rotary Gardens Mbarara like it’s 1999 all over again🔥🔥
Gather your squad and let’s meet for a sing along party #OldSchoolAssembly
For 15 incredible years, @djalberto43 has been setting dance floors on fire, creating unforgettable memories, and keeping the party alive. From timeless classics to today’s biggest hits, every mix has been a celebration.
Now it’s time to celebrate the journey!
📍 Black Panther, Kampala
📅 27th September 2026
Come raise a glass, dance the night away, and celebrate 15 years of unmatched entertainment.
This isn’t just another party—it’s history in the making.
#OriginalsOfDjAlberto43
#15YearsOfDjAlberto43