Intl Tax and Tran Svcs (ITTS) Consultant, Liberal-minded blogger, Actuarial Science graduate and Data & AI enthusiast, peace-loving citizen and a family guy.
@JohnAkec We don’t need either of the options above. What we need is a peaceful, corruption-free country where the two individuals you mentioned gained their wealth through talent or hard work, not through shady deals. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
@akech_andrew At least they have clear plans and ongoing projects unlike some governments I know that do nothing beyond appointing and dismissing people.
@rul3z7 A friend from campus shared a job advert from his workplace, and we ended up becoming colleagues, working at the same company. Blessings to such friends 😊
@nyakewmbita@akech_andrew Nobody needs the UPDF, and Uganda has become an extension of the forces destabilizing our country. When Uganda was restructuring its own government through a coup d’état, which country stepped in to interfere in its internal affairs?
@KaberiaCommoner@MayangTut01 We need him to call them out and send them back where they belong (hell) — they have caused enough harm. This is a nation that lost over two million lives; it must never be reduced to anyone’s personal property.
@AngueiK@WaniMichael57 Why is a politically irrelevant and expired politician stirring up emotions, even among an entire community? South Sudan truly needs a higher level of political maturity. 😂
@Acharyfelix1@akech_andrew They’ll finally go back to where the buses fit their legs and they will breathe. Must be pure torture living among pocket-sized people.
@saba_lual As Upper Nile Region, we really have nothing to show—unless, of course, the topic is conflict and destruction. In that case, step aside, we’re taking gold, silver and bronze and all kinds of awards.
Three years back, a politician branded us “social media criminals” for tweeting our hearts out to save the Sudd wetlands, the lifeline for millions of species! 😄 #SSOX
@ezekialgarang @ajongo2000 is a truly humble person. Once, while I was going to the South Sudan embassy in Nairobi, building security tried to stop me from sharing the only lift with him. But he kindly asked them to let me in, and we silently rode up together—a simple gesture I live to recall.