@lulanzeashirafu Ordinary people should know where they belong. Being a subject doesn't give you the power or freedom to mourn your king like that; not in Uganda at least because you become a security threat.
@mkainerugaba can we also chase away people who have no job or business from Kampala? They're breeding thieves and criminals that threaten the peace of Uganda.
Most of them are hiding on dangerous, inhygienic structures along the railway line or in wetlands.
Thank you.
@Naomikibandi This is a good one. People need to wake up tp this kind of nonsense. Those born-again guys keep provoking people in residential areas with loud music all them, even at night when people should be resting.
“There are school hours, prep and morning prep, so you find that a child is sleeping for only five hours.”
Ms Suzan Akwii, a clinical psychologist with Wellness International in Gulu City, has linked the rising cases of suicide among school-going children to anxiety and poor sleep, as children struggle to cope with academic pressure and parents’ demands for better results.
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@R_Nabbanja@jessica_alupo Your approach to promoting the national cleaning exercise is the best Hon. Kindly push for the end of violence. The exercise should bring leaders across party lines to show example. The ordinary citizens who love and follow them will definitely embrace the exercise.
@goodhe4rted The @GovUganda should act first and end the unlawful, coersive approaches being employed by some political schemers against citizens. The national cleaning exercise should be something that people do with pride and joy, not tears. Failure to do that will lead to more resentment.
ANOTHER BRUTAL ABDUCTION: Uganda's lawless regime struck again this week. On Tuesday, August 25th, regime operatives abducted a one Matthew Bagonza from his home in Entebbe. He has since been held incommunicado in an unknown place, completely denied access to his lawyers, family, and medical care.
Museveni’s brutal son, in his characteristic vile manner, posted pictures of him naked!
This is not just a violation of human rights; it is a disgusting, depraved attempt to strip a citizen of his dignity. This is the absolute peak of impunity and lawlessness.
Matthew Bagonza is not a figure within the opposition. He is, in fact, a close associate of Museveni’s son-in-law, Odrek Rwabogo. But Museveni’s rabid son has been given the leeway to humiliate anyone, including senior citizens, religious leaders, traditional leaders, diplomats, military generals, etc. Anyone who he deems disagreeable with his empty ambitions!
As we have consistently said, no matter who you are or who you work for in Uganda, the breakdown of the rule of law affects us all. Yesterday, it was opposition supporters; today, they are turning on people within their own system - including family members.
This weaponization of state security tools to settle scores- even internal mafia scores - must be fought by every Ugandan. We strongly condemn this illegal detention and the sickening abuse of power. We demand that Matthew Bagonza, like all those still detained incommunicado, is released or produced in a competent court of law.
Eventually, everyone will agree that the earlier we get rid of Museveni’s regime of blood and shame and restore the rule of law, the better and safer it will be for everyone.
#StopAbductionsUganda
#FreeUgandaNow
@PoliceUg@mkituuma But do you feel proud of your officers shooting someone like that? What does the law say? Are you still law enforcers or you're now creating your own laws?