Mercywabobi

[Mercywabobi @Mercy32812433]

@mkainerugaba usefull idiot motherfuck drunked ddass

[Mercywabobi @Mercy32812433]

@HEBobiwine @DollyParton rest in peace Dolly parton we gone miss you but oneday we shall meet in heaven

[Mercywabobi @Mercy32812433]

@#OR Lord have mercy on my notherland country Uanda we have ost our brothers and sister because of those usefull idiots who come to kill ,kidnap poision and torture .https://t.co/AZvAqtxcLU

[Mercywabobi @Mercy32812433]

hthis is how usefull m7 killed incent poor people of uganda since 1950s.

[AIDEN KALIISA @AidenKaliisa]

We shall be beaten,teagased and imprisoned,but I assure you at the end we will win,if we don't win then thats not the end. @HEBobiwine

[SSEKABIRA PATRICK @PSSEKABIR]

The legitimate President of Uganda

[@𝘼𝙥𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙇𝙚𝙣𝙯 @apple_lenz]

The man who changed Uganda’s politics to be in straight line even if it meant loosing life, riches and friends. Not politics of trade eating on every sides.
————✊🏿⛓️‍💥
Mtu ambaye iliyopita Uganda siasa kwa kuwa katika mstari wa moja kwa moja hata kama ni maana ya kupoteza (1)

[Nahabwe Bruce @brucenahabwe1]

Bobi Wine resembles a volcano eruption. We never saw him coming. He altered Uganda's political landscape. It wasn't until he entered politics that Gen. Museveni felt the true heat of opposition.

[SSEKABIRA PATRICK @PSSEKABIR]

FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS

[BOBI FOR LIFE❤️ @TURYAHABWESAVI1]

Appreciation message For our president @HEBobiwine from the Next KCCA Speaker .

#FreeUgandaNow

[Bekar Sebatindila 🇺🇬 @BekarSebat51443]

The legitimate president of the republic of Uganda.

[Bosingwa Farouk Bobi🇺🇬 @bosingwafarouk]

European Parliament
Our Open Letter to the European Parliament and the European Union

On the Systematic Repression of Ugandans and the Theft of the 2026 Election

Dear European Parliament, We write to you with urgency and deep concern over the continued violence, impunity, and democratic collapse in Uganda, particularly during the last two national election cycles.

During these elections, the Uganda military and Uganda Police Force repeatedly turned their weapons against civilians. Ugandans were shot dead in the streets, arbitrarily arrested, tortured, jailed without trial, and forcibly disappeared. Peaceful assembly was criminalised. Journalists were beaten and silenced. Opposition supporters were and are still being hunted. Families were left grieving with no justice, no investigations, and no accountability.

These were not isolated excesses. They were systematic, coordinated, and state-sanctioned acts of repression.

What is especially alarming is the complete failure of Uganda’s political leadership National Resistance Movement - NRM to condemn these crimes. No senior government official has taken responsibility. Instead, several officials and security figures have publicly justified, dismissed, or even bragged about the killings like Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba recently did. This behaviour reflects a culture of total impunity and a belief that power places them above both domestic and international law.

The situation reached its most critical point in the 2026 presidential election. The Ugandan people voted for change. Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine won that election.

However, the outcome was reversed through military deployment, lethal force, mass arrests, intimidation, media shutdowns, and the manipulation of electoral processes. The announced result by the Electoral Commission Uganda did not represent the will of the people—it represented the dominance of violence over the ballot.

We therefore call on the European Parliament and the European Union not to legitimise Mr. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as the elected President of Uganda.

Recognition without legitimacy undermines democracy not only in Uganda, but everywhere. It signals that elections can be stolen, citizens killed, and freedoms crushed without consequence—as long as power is maintained by force.

The European Union cannot continue business as usual while Ugandans are brutalised by their own state. Continued engagement, funding, and security cooperation without accountability only strengthens the machinery of repression.

We therefore call on the European Parliament and the European Union to take immediate and concrete action:
• Publicly condemn the conduct of the Ugandan military and police during the recent elections.
• Impose targeted sanctions, including travel bans and asset freezes, on officials and security commanders responsible for human rights violations.
• Suspend military and security cooperation with Uganda until credible accountability and reforms are demonstrated.
• Condition all EU financial assistance on measurable improvements in human rights, rule of law, and democratic freedoms.
• Support independent international investigations into election-related killings, disappearances, and torture.

The Ugandan people are not asking for sympathy. They are asking for justice, accountability, and solidarity.

Silence emboldens abusers. Recognition without legitimacy rewards repression.

This is a moment for the European Union to prove that its commitment to human rights and democracy is not selective. We urge you to stand with the people of Uganda—and to act.
#StopHumanRightsViolations #SanctionMuseveni #SanctionMirjamBlaak #FreeUgandaNow @UNOCHA @UNHumanRights @hrw @UNHumanRights @UNHumanWrongs @UNHumanRightsUA @UNhumansecurity @UKParliament @yaharawson @AllanSseky @SarahBireete

[DR MORGANS @DrMorgans01]

Fellow Ugandans, I salute you all.

Today is February 24, 2026, another day in hiding and on the run as a fugitive even when there’s no crime committed.

I want to thank all who are observing the fasting season — Catholics like myself, Muslims. God didn’t design this by coincidence that we have fasted within the same season. It’s an honor.

Some things are deliberately done by God to bring us together and show us that even when we are from different religious denominations, we have the same problems and the same response.

This period warrants us all to unite our hearts, our souls, and brains to do the right thing for us and our children.

Yesterday, we spoke to the European Parliament and we echoed our issues. Even though this parliament had summoned the Ugandan ambassador to the EU, she was a no-show.

Museveni appointed this European lady (Mirjaan Blaak) to represent Uganda in the EU. As you know, these appointments are never on merit but on very selfish reasons.

Because she didn’t have any defense for the atrocities committed on Ugandans back home, she chose to abscond. But we were present and we made our case even when they are trying to brush it off.

I want to inform you that the money that sustains Museveni and Uganda is largely sourced from Europe. This money comes as loans and grants, with the citizens as guarantors, and the payment is a burden on the taxpayers.

So it’s important to inform the EU to cut this aid because it’s the cause of our endless suffering.

Yesterday, there was supposed to be a mass held for Dr. Kizza Besigye and other political prisoners, but in an act of shamelessness, Museveni ordered the cancellation of these prayers.

Imagine that even a mere mass now requires clearance from the state.

This should provoke us to unite and fight for our freedom. This is the best time for us to unite and do what we are supposed to do for the sake of our children and grandchildren.

Thank you for your attention. I wish you a blessed fasting season.

To you, my brothers and sisters in the Catholic, Anglican, and Muslim communities, I wish you a blessed fasting season. Peace be upon you!
President @HEBobiwine.

[Nubian Li @NubianBukenAli]

They can siege the house, but they can’t cage the hope.
A leader isn’t defined by a roof, but by the fire he ignites in the hearts of millions. Stay strong @HEBobiwine. The walls are shaking, but the spirit is UNBOUND. ✊🏾🇺🇬
​#BobiWine #FreeUganda #StandWithBobi #PeoplePower

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Barack Obama visiting his family in Kenya, 1987

Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, has deep familial roots in Kenya through his father, Barack Obama Sr., a Kenyan economist. His early visits to the country helped him connect with his heritage and understand the cultural and political landscape of East Africa.

Obama’s Kenyan relatives played a significant role in his personal and public life, often drawing media attention during his presidency. His visits highlighted both family ties and broader issues such as development, governance, and the U.S.–Kenya relationship, reinforcing his identity as a global figure with transnational roots.

[BOBI FOR LIFE❤️ @TURYAHABWESAVI1]

Up and grateful, Good morning Ugandans 🇺🇬❤️.

FIRST LADY OF 🇺🇬❤️

[BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine]

This morning, a team of @NUP_Ug lawyers and leaders tried to access our home in Magere. They were blocked by police and military operatives who have kept my home under siege since they raided it a month ago. They violently arrested one of our lawyers, Kakuru Tumusiime, and brutalised him. After several hours, they dumped him at a police station where he was interrogated about my whereabouts before being released on bond. They've charged him with 'common nuisance'. All this criminality taking place on a day our nation is commemorating Bishop Janani Luwum Day. UGANDA WILL BE FREE.
#FreeUgandaNow

[@𝘼𝙥𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙇𝙚𝙣𝙯 @apple_lenz]

Poliisi ekutte abavubuka ababadde bekalakaasa mu mirembe mu kibuga Kampala nga bawakanya embeera egenda mu maaso mu ggwanga okuli ekiwamba bantu, okubatulugunya n’ebirala.
Mu bakwatiddwa kuliko munnakibiina ki @NUP_Ug , @AkisoBenjamin nga batwaliddwa ku Poliisi ye Wandegeya.

[Saasi Marvin @sasmvn]

One Day Everything is Gonna be Fine!

[Omusoga Wa Bobi @Walusimbi0779]

💔😭🕊️.
#FreeUgandaNow🫵🫵