Dear @pepsi Uganda,
Sometimes, the best ambassadors are not discovered through auditions, they are discovered through authentic stories.
During her Miss Universe Uganda journey, @AremoKimberly openly shared something simple yet incredibly powerful: she's a Pepsi addict.
That single statement sparked conversations across social media. Thousands of people who admired her began talking about @pepsi again, with many saying they wanted to grab a bottle simply because @AremoKimberly loved it.
That is the power of authentic influence. You cannot manufacture it.
Uganda has already shown that @AremoKimberly is more than a beauty queen. She has become a youth icon with credibility, relatability and a loyal community that rallies behind her.
Brands spend years and millions trying to build this level of organic connection. Kimberly already has it.
The Miss Universe crown belonged to the judges. This opportunity belongs to @pepsi .
Imagine the impact of a campaign led by someone who genuinely loves the product and has already inspired conversations around it without being paid to do so.
@pepsi Uganda, don't let this moment pass. Let Kimberly's story become part of your story.
#KimberlyForPepsi
@otolosedrick | @SamEngola3 | @Icy_sonie | @SarahBireete | @Chris8Komakech | @kirya_ug | @CarolineMutoko | @pepsi
Happy 20th Birthday, Jael Kimberly Aremo! ✨
On behalf of all of us who watched you shine, we celebrate you today.
At just 19, you stood on the Miss Universe Uganda stage with grace, confidence, and courage. You may not have taken the crown, but you won something bigger — the hearts of Uganda, East Africa, and the world!
You are a voice for young people. A beacon of hope. Proof that when youth show up boldly, we all rise.
Kimberly, your journey is just beginning. May your 20s be filled with even bigger stages, bigger impact, and all the favor you deserve.
We are so proud of you. Keep shining. Keep soaring. What message would you give if you had a chance to speak to her?
#HappyBirthdayKimberly #MissUniverseUganda #BeaconOfHope #UgandaIsProud #AtinPaco
The rejection of Miss Universe outcome is unprecedented. Our @KimberlyJael09 won two categories. The excuse of her getting tired and slightly agitated towards the last phase does not make sense. Stories of alleged sexual harassment and bribery are beginning to make sense. The organizers should reflect on their actions @MissUniverse@MissUgOfficial
On behalf of the entire Otikokin family and leadership, I warmly congratulate my daughter, Jael Kimberly Aremo, for her outstanding performance and vibrant display of talent during this weekend’s Miss Universe Uganda finals.
Seeing you take the stage with such grace, confidence, and elegance to compete for the crown filled the Otikokin community with immense pride.
Your achievement as 1st Runner-Up is a clear testament to your potential, serving as an inspiring reminder to our youth to boldly embrace and nurture their talents.
Kimberly, as you celebrate your birthday today, we pray for your continued success. Keep shining and soaring high!
Mzee @KagutaMuseveni , the cadres of the FRONASA/NRA are very happy with the Ideological missile you have just fired from your Pen launcher in Nakasero . The feeling is Triumphant for us.
You addressed our virtues on Torture. It should set us apart from the regimes that we fought. Thank you sir.
Apart from Nuwagaba Stephen, there is a disturbing clip that emerged a few days ago, of a visibly tortured/maimed man , Sam Mugumya, a Ugandan from Rukungiri , who disappeared last year. It’s making us NRA / @NRMOnline look bad , may his holders produce him in the courts of law if he has a case to answer - it’s justice. You may not have known about it.
Thank you sir.
Today, I was privileged to give this Keynote speech in Cape Town at the African Ophthalmology Conference.
“Starting with nothing, Ending with vision: The evolution of Eye care in Karamoja, Uganda (2015-2023)”.
I really enjoyed it. I love sharing the story of eye care in Karamoja.