The day is finally over. The man has been coronated. Congratulations. Now don’t think that some of us arr going to slowly accept him. NO. I know it doesn’t affect him in anyway but our conscious mind already told us where to settle. We love tooro but we shall not accept whatever is thrown at us throw culture as the mask.
By 1965, his grandfather, George Mathew David Kamurasi Rukidi III ,was the King of Tooro. And now, generations later, his grandson stands on the very doorstep of the throne.
But what makes his story remarkable is not simply that he was born into a royal family or that he was in the line of succession. It is the life he chose to live.
He chose humility over privilege.
He chose an ordinary life over a life of extravagance.
He worked for his living, walked among ordinary people, experienced the struggles of everyday life, and lived like millions of other Ugandans ,even when he knew that one day the crown could be his.
And tomorrow, that day arrives. He will be crowned King. 👑
His journey reminds me of something deeply important: true leadership is not measured by how high you rise above your people, but by how closely you remain connected to them.
A crown may sit upon your head, but humility is what makes people respect the person wearing it.
Leadership is not about lavish cars, palaces, or living a life separated from the struggles of the people you lead. It is about breathing the same air, understanding the same struggles, feeling the same pain, and knowing what it means to wake up every day and hustle for a better tomorrow.
Tomorrow, a crown may be placed upon his head. But perhaps the greatest lesson is that he learned to carry the weight of humility long before he carried the weight of a crown.
May we never forget: titles can be inherited, but respect must be earned. A throne can make you a King, but humility makes you a leader. 👑❤️
[God doesn’t choose the qualified, he qualifies the chosen]
Can you please speak to president @KagutaMuseveni on our behalf since you have direct access, that the project of the hostile takeover by government mafias headed by @AndrewMwenda has failed.
Yes the force on ground is there but the entire nation is bleeding as we watch such an abomination and brutal daylight robbery happen. We see the imposter @kijjanangomaed strutting around shamelessly in @ObukamaBwaTooro@toorokingdom! Nothing is as annoying to watch as a shameless 56 year old thief stealing from a child!
We can not neglect a monarch’s Will surely, we cannot neglect a biological child of a fallen King!
These are basic human truths, can you help us, @QueenOlimi@ruth__komuntale@toorokingdompm@Ronkawamara myself, people of Tooro, @baryamureeba@GabrielBuule and #Ugandans at large!
Baby Oyo Defence team mocked us when they saw empty streets on a random day when the King was passing by. They compared it to the day the Omuguta was brought. Ladies and gentlemen, here is how the Batooro welcomed King Nyabongo I
Yesterday, representatives from JCRC met with the team @GISUinfo to begin planning a joint initiative in support of an important health cause.
More details will follow in the coming days, but we're excited about the impact this partnership will have.
Stay connected for the announcement.
#JCRCUganda #Partnerships